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Post by robbernal on Jun 29, 2021 8:39:42 GMT -6
Hey guys, my name is Rob. DIY enthusiast, plumber. Running my own local company in St.Louis dedicated to bathtub refinishing and repair. Now I'm thinking about how to repair a 2007 Sea Pro. Doing this for the first time, although when I was a kid me and my dad used to repair old boats and we did a good job actually. So I think it`s my time to remember everything we did together My intentions are serious, so I`ll share my experience and some photo`s here. Also forgot to mension that I`m going to repair this only by myself I apologize in advance for my dumb questions, guys, but hope someone here will help me! Glad to be here though!
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Post by gnrphil on Jun 29, 2021 9:42:23 GMT -6
Hey Rob, nice to have you and welcome aboard. Remember this, the only dumb question is the one you didn't ask. Ask away and post up some pics.
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gtinga
Petty Officer
Posts: 234
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Post by gtinga on Jun 29, 2021 11:02:41 GMT -6
Rob, Welcome, you can't ask a dumb question here, that's my job and I'm good at it. Let's see some of your progress as you get along.
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Post by freezerfiller on Jul 4, 2021 15:41:46 GMT -6
Welcome Rob, Can't wait to see what you're working with and seeing your progress.
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WaterDog
Sailor
H20-K9
Posts: 40
Sea Pro model and year: 1996 190CC - 07 Merc 150
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Post by WaterDog on Jul 8, 2021 5:24:25 GMT -6
Hey Rob, hope it all goes well! I am also a DIY enthusiast and have started my own boat project as well. Here's a little advice off the top. When you begin removing items from the boat that are screwed or bolted down store these fasteners in baggies and label them. Even if you are replacing them it will make life so much easier down the road.
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