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Here is a new cheetah hull bought march this year. I decided to start with a carbon inlay In the hull I have 2 sheets of carbon fiber orange, very nice looking and used west systems epoxy. Inlay was stopped right before where everything mounts up as you're best option would be a carbon plate for this area.
Mono Jeff completed the window decal his sticker turned out fantastic and looks good on the hull. As some people have said the cheetah sometimes ride wet, I went ahead and blue printed the rear ride pad. Strakes have been sharpened carefully as well so the bottom is race prepped.
I would like $210 for this hull I spent around 300 for the parts and what not, inlays take some time the hull was bondo'd, painted and blue printed which also took some time. Oh the hull was painted and completed with a lacquer clear coat. The gloss is impressive. I posted a picture of a small sponson chip can be easily fixed if desired. This is a great race boat the way it is now. No low ball offers
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Mono Jeff completed the window decal his sticker turned out fantastic and looks good on the hull. As some people have said the cheetah sometimes ride wet, I went ahead and blue printed the rear ride pad. Strakes have been sharpened carefully as well so the bottom is race prepped.
I would like $210 for this hull I spent around 300 for the parts and what not, inlays take some time the hull was bondo'd, painted and blue printed which also took some time. Oh the hull was painted and completed with a lacquer clear coat. The gloss is impressive. I posted a picture of a small sponson chip can be easily fixed if desired. This is a great race boat the way it is now. No low ball offers
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