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anti foul

Anonymous user

09 April 2007 16:19:30

Joined: Unknown | Posts: Unknown

i need my cruiser anti fouling does it cost a lot of money to have it done for me or is it better to do it myself
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Re: anti foul

Boat Buoys

11 April 2007 05:27:44

Joined: 11 April 2007 05:06:59 | Posts: 1

hi there,

i little more info about the size of your boat and the current condition of the hull would help give a more definitive answer
However, to try and answer your question, a major part of the cost is usually in the slipping fees, you can save some money buy doing it yourself but make sure you that you dont take a week(s) of your time to do it as what you might save on labour you may loose in slipway fees.
David Burt
m: +61 418 468 116 f: + 61 2 9427 8841
e: david@boatbuoys.com.au
PO Box 407 Collaroy NSW 2097
www.boatbuoys.com.au
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