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Post by reelman19 on May 23, 2019 19:06:48 GMT -6
A new to me 2008 bay 2400; pitted t top frame has always bugged; thinking about having the frame powder coated, so I am going to have remove the frame. Not crazy about idea/ Any advise would be appreciated.
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Post by Juan on May 24, 2019 4:31:59 GMT -6
Assuming it's mounted to the deck with stainless lag bolts and the console with stainless bolts, they shouldn't be too hard to remove, then with some help, I'd lean it forward and lift it off but nothing is ever as easy as it sounds.
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Post by Flycableguy on Jun 7, 2019 16:10:19 GMT -6
Careful if it has 5200 under it also. After unscrewing our leaning post for repair, I used a paint scraper to separate the post from the deck. Thought I had it "well enough". Ended up delaminating/separating some of the fiberglass underneath. 5200 is everything its cracked up to be and then some. Not sure if I would powdercoat your top though. Lots of bad stories out there about it only lasting a couple years. We had our T-top made and the fabricator said that's the one thing he would not recommend. Some people are using bed coating now. Good luck.
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Post by AHHHH-Spray on Jun 7, 2019 23:02:35 GMT -6
They make a solvent that helps remove 5200. Search for "Debond Marine Formula" . I haven't used it but I hear it works pretty well.
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