prop repair expectations?

[rlb8s]

When you get a pop repaired and balanced will it come back like new or will you still be able to see where some of the scratches and chips were? I'm looking at repairing a prop that is dinged up from gravel and want to know what to expect from the repair. Thanks.

[wildturkey]

The ones I have had worked looked new, polished and ready to use.

[21XDC]

Mark Croxton does the best job I have ever seen.

[Whistler]

When you get a pop repaired and balanced will it come back like new or will you still be able to see where some of the scratches and chips were? I'm looking at repairing a prop that is dinged up from gravel and want to know what to expect from the repair. Thanks.

If you send it off to Mark it will look like new, or better than new (if the new is a Yamaha T2 like the one I got from Yamaha :) .

[dstep0]

The ones I have had worked looked new, polished and ready to use.

Same

[Nova Kaw 650]

If you send it off to Mark it will look like new, or better than new (if the new is a Yamaha T2 like the one got from Yamaha :) .

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[Whitebeard]

Mark Croxton does the best job I have ever seen.

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Mine was 25+yrs old with plenty of river rash, came back looking like a new and it's performance was better than new.

[triton]

Mark is the best, you will not be disappointed !!!!!!!!

[stein3411]

Send it to Mr. Croxton the prop wizard, it will be better than new both in appearance and performance.

[Walleyeguy456]

Funny. I send mint to Mark every other year. Mine has a groove in where the Torqe Flow fits. When I get the prop back it looks brand new with out a scratch. I know it's mine because of the groove. He does Fantastic work.

[Dan21XRS]

Send it to Mark, it'll bring a tear to you eye when you get it back... Dan

[250bassFL]

I hit a floater on Guntersville years ago. Should have ran the repairs through insurance, but eat the costs myself. But I went to a prop place in Tampa and had them straighten my prop shaft and repair and blueprint my prop. I think that is what is was called. Their work was great. Now I went through a salvage yard in St. Pete to handle the disassembly, and reassemble. That place was a joke. It closed down not long after. But of course the people opened under another name.

[Bob_Fish]

The ones I have had worked looked new, polished and ready to use.

I had one rebuilt and looked like new. You may need to adjust the jp once you get it on the boat.

[cripplesnake]

On Mark

[Doorman1]

Mark Croxton does the best job I have ever seen.

I need to send mine to him I've nicked it up pretty good and I've lost 3 to 5 MPH.

[jclark408]

If Mark does it, flawless

[Nitro king Z21]

The one I use its better than new in looks and performance is max

[Walkabout7781]

Had mine done twice, once by Phil's Prop Shop in Redding, CA, and once by The Prop Shop in Mukilteo, WA. In both instances, the prop looked brand new when I got it back. Finding a shop that is experienced with bass boat props isn't all that easy. Some around here do nice work on crab boat props that weigh half a ton or more...you don't take your bass boat prop there!

[KenZ119]

All I have had repaired worked like new.

[Neilslure]

I got into some small rocks and dinged my 25T-1. It had 1 or two significant gouges. I had it repaired and blue printed by Mark, came back looking like a brand new prop on the outside.