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I got footholds from him. Good quality but he doesn't speak conversational English very well.

Small air compressor from Costco with a conventional gravity-feed gun. I had a large volume fan blowing out one of my garage windows but I did get some tiny bugs in the clearcoat.

Free shipping and you need to send your replies to an email outside of ebay . . . . . . can't see why you think this is a scam. :noevil:

Double word ya heard.

Very nice.

Charles is correct! :woot:

I wet the garage floor down, covered the other two skis and went to work. EVERYTHING is covered with a light mist of overspray. :sneaky:

The transmission and gas mileage thank you.

I want to be your girl next.

I don't personally like paint schemes. Blowsion does very impressive work but I would never want one of their paint schemes on my boat. It's just not for me; I like more of a stock look to the ski. I initially wanted the factory 2003 decal set for my ski but I found out that the decals...

I painted my engine bay white with rattle can American Tradition glossy white appliance epoxy (props again,Yamaslut) that I covered with the PPG clearcoat.

**NOTE** Filler primer fills scratches from sanding which would absorb more paint and therefore isn’t sanded prior to laying down your base coat. Props to Yamaslut on that one. I really like Yamaha blue but I don’t like the purple that goes along with it so I tried to find something that...

Painting the ski was terrifying. I have never painted a ski before so I relied heavily on DayLite’s help and he essentially walked me through it. I used PPG’s Omni line of paints as they were the less expensive of the good paints to use. I started with the thick, gooey MP181 filler primer...

I was really sketchy about what to do with the top end. I was there at Opie’s holding the gauge in my hands when it cranked out 160 psi equally in both cylinders (I assume the domes are 35cc but they very well could be 37s if 37s are even made) and I thought if there were going to be problems...

Yes!

I'm glad to see my $15 went to something good. :woot:

Alright Canada, I'm on it.

You didn't make a mistake. Evaluate your ski and figure out what weight can be shaved. ALSO, looke in the mirror and evaluate what weight can be shaved.:biggrin: Get some footholds, some zero degree bars, and a wet pipe and get to rolling it.

Now that's funny.

Team Ramrod, I love love love my SXR. I really love how it carves, how it brutes through chop and how you can do a throttle-pinned left hand turn without killing yourself. That being stated, add a SuperJet to your stable.:woot: