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i found a west marine store about 20 miles from our marina. so i will pick up a bottle tomorrow. cost is important but getting this product in my hands tomorrow is priceless! thanks for the wonderful assistance. will post results soon.

funny story, linda and i were checking out a covered slip to rent for our sea rayat drakes creek marina, on old hickory lake, hendersonville tn. as we were walking along the dock we saw this beautiful nordic tug 26. we've always been c-dory type people and the nordic is just a big part of that...

awesome, thanks for info, i went on line to find where to purchase this but couldn't find a walk in store to make the purchase, any ideas. will be in nashville tn tomorrow and would like to buy.

circuit breaker box

rv mount

copper wiring

copper tubing

ceiling assembly

ceiling

Last week I installed a Coleman cub cadet on the roof of my Nordic tug. The procedure would be the same for any c-dory. I ran the 2-12 wiring through 1/2" copper tubing, from the ceiling assembly, across the ceiling, along the ceiling teak trim, to the circuit breaker, located in a clothes...

I have mild to heavy oxidation on my transom. I'm looking for a compound rub, polishing stuff, that can be purchased locally, maybe AutoZone, Walmart or someplace like that. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks guys. All good responses and greatly appreciated.

Ok, i purchased a Honda eu 2000i in may 2007. Today I decided to put oil and gas in it for the first time. It started right away and runs like new because it is, just happens to be 6 years old. Here's the question. At idol speed it doesn't generate enough electricity to light a standard light...

I am thinking maybe tarnish is acceptable. I don't want to spend a lot of time polishing when I should be boating!!!

Ok great idea Charlie. Hope you guys have been well.

If anyone has an interest I would sell the entire unit including the dome tower for $500.

Wouldn't you Think after all these years a solvent of some sort would be invented to rinse off the tarnish.

Well sir, this old marine was hoping for an easier way.

I have a lot of brass deck items that are very tarnished. I would like to bring them back to their original shine. Any ideas are greatly appreciated.