New bottom paint shop is rockin'
Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2016 10:20 pm
I can't remember if I told everyone I was moving my bottom painting operation to a new location. So that has happened and I'm back up and running. I needed a bigger shop to get totally in out of the weather and to able to lift bigger boats. I also needed to get into the correct zoning as I was previously doing this in rural residential so fixed that issue too.
Anyway, its a building made with two 40' ocean containers set 32' apart with a fabric hoop roof spanning the space between them. The containers are used for storage. I've installed a massive steel boat lift inside that can handle up to 24,000 lbs. Boats can be up to 38' long and have a 13.5' beam.
So if you are in the PAC NW and need a first class bottom job done on your alloy boat pm me with your info and I'll shoot you a quote.
pic while under construction
first client in new shop (yeah, classic glass inboard)
totally enclosed operation
hung a new 24 Northriver yesterday afternoon
already sandblasting it this morning
Anyway, its a building made with two 40' ocean containers set 32' apart with a fabric hoop roof spanning the space between them. The containers are used for storage. I've installed a massive steel boat lift inside that can handle up to 24,000 lbs. Boats can be up to 38' long and have a 13.5' beam.
So if you are in the PAC NW and need a first class bottom job done on your alloy boat pm me with your info and I'll shoot you a quote.
pic while under construction