Good deal!

A wire wheel on a side grinder is the best way to get it up. Comes off fairly easy that way.

The reason you use a spray or a liquid like contact cement is because you have to cover every sq inch of it or it will tear easily. I doubt you can get liquid nails to spread evenly.

Yea don't just lay it in. If you want something to lay in and be able to take out, get some conveyor belt or heavy rubber

It will lay anywhere you glue it to.

Mine has sat out in the sun and weather and its holding up great.

Bozo's on Ingalls Ave in Pascagoula has really good food too.

Yea the BeBe's Shopper poboy is some kinda fine! They are open 11-3.

Thanks for the info. I'm strongly considering one. I really like the looks of it and like the way all the controls are forward on the tiller handle

Indian Creek. Best choke I've found for my 870 super mag.

I am looking at putting a new motor on a skiff I recently purchased and I am between a 25hp Suzuki 4 stroke and a 25hp E-Tec. Do any of yall have first hand experience with these two motors? Essentially the weight, cost and distance to a reputable dealer is the same.

Used acetone

This is the last paint job I did.

I have the Styx River Mossy Oak shadow grass. I like it. It came with paint, but I just go and buy the flat Krylon in tan, od green, black and brown and just play with it on a piece of cardboard until i get the color pattern I like.

I use the "thick metal" ( thats how they are labeled, thin or thick metal) blades in mine. It will cut good and smooth untill the blade starts getting dull, then the aluminum will start bouncing. That means its time to change the blade. Make sure that as your cutting, you hold the plate as close to ...