You guys with boats that are gel colors without flake could you please post some pictures? I'm interested in going that route on my next one, but havent seen one in person. Thanks
You guys with boats that are gel colors without flake could you please post some pictures? I'm interested in going that route on my next one, but havent seen one in person. Thanks
You will save 65 lb if you go all gel
It isn’t metal its poly but still adds weight.
Last edited by crank68; 01-08-2020 at 08:24 PM. Reason: Uneducated
BULLET 20 XRD/250 Merc Sport XS
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I think you will find that an all gel boat will age better. There's a reason Darris Allison will never use flake in his boats...and it has more to do than just added weight!
This is my old boat the only flake it had was the silver pin stripe.20190710_175302.jpg
Mike
2019 Phoenix 721 pro xp
Mercury 250 pro xs
2B575862
I was at Jordans Marine in Vidor TX yesterday. They were prepping this one that has been sold. I like the looks but it also has a generic look to it.
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Mine is at Jordans at the moment, updating the electronics...Small world.
Jimmy
Phoenix 721
12" Bobs Hydro Plate
Mercury 300 Xs
Dave Bush Racing Kit
28.5 Bravo
Just left the dealer, they had a solid white 920 with all black pins, looked pretty sharp
My next one will be all gel they are sharp in person for sure. Check limitoutmarine in Washington he usually has a couple in stock with pictures on his website
Call Jeff at Phoenix there is a 65 pound difference
The straight gel colors, especially darker colors, show swirl marks something fierce.
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2024 Phoenix 21 XE - Mercury 250 PRO XS Serial #3B429919
2017 Phoenix PHX 21 - Yamaha 250 SHO
2010 Skeeter 20i - Yamaha 250 SHO
1988 Procraft 1780 Competitor - Mercury 100
Wash, dry, wax, etc in straight lines.....no circles, no swirls.
BULLET 20 XRD/250 Merc Sport XS
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