Wednesday, August 21, 2013

FW: Prepping for bottom paint

Garrett's Marina crew prepping the bottom for a coat of anti-fouling
paint. Like all painting, the most important part is the prepping.
This is crucial to the paint adhering properly. It is a very labor
intensive process the first time a boat is getting bottom painted.

The steps are as follows:
1. Mark water line with full tank of fuel
2. De wax the bottom to rid it of all mold wax
3. Sand the entire bottom with a dual action sander to (this is the
hardest part and can not be avoided)
4. Wash the bottom to make it dust free
5. Apply two coats of epoxy primer
6. Apply two coats of antifouling paint.

By taking the above action you will get a bottom paint job that will
last for years to come. It must be done RIGHT THE FIRST TIME.

Garrett's computer expert

Garrett's very computer man Sandy Fuller all the way from Florida
enjoys some Rappahannock river crabs!

Hill Muse with daughter Anna

Hill Muse with daughter Anna enjoying a very nice sunset on the
Rappahannock River!

The "MUSE " visits Urbanna




Sent from my iPhoneThe "MUSE " enjoys a trip out to Urbanna for dinner!

Ms. Griggs with her "First" boat! Congrats!

Ms. Griggs will be sporting her first boat on the Potomac in Northern
Virginia !! Thank you and enjoy .

Monday, August 12, 2013

Parker Boat plant visit!




Sent from my iPhoneResidents of Tappahannock along with local Parker dealer Louis Muse,
owner of Garrett's Marina visit Parker Boat Company while vacationing
in Beaufort NC.

Matt Hamilton' Parker 2300 DV

Matt dropped in for his 20 hour service with his new 2300 DV Parker
he recently purchased from Garrett's Marina. Also showing off his
new custom T-Top with a hard top ! Matt loves fly fishing on the
Eastern Shore of Virginia.... Congrats Matt !