Thanks!

:: Well I'm just a DIYer, not a boatyard, but I just did
:: this on my '67 tuna, hull #44, in the backyard. It
:: sucks. I went to the trouble of removing the keel
:: entirely and taking off the fairing that was covering
:: rusty metal. Not fun, but necessary on my budget and
:: being in AZ I couldn't find anyone local to do it. I
:: scrapped, stripped, and sanded the paint back to the
:: gelcoat, but now it looks pretty good. I used Steve
:: Seals replacements for the keelbolts and was very happy
:: with them. Good luck, if you decide to tackle it on your
:: own and have any questions let me know...
::
:: :: Where does the boat live?
:: ::
:: :: :: Hello All,
:: :: ::
:: :: :: I have a Santana 22 which I have not been able to get
:: :: :: into the water, because I need to have the keel bolts
:: :: :: replaced and some bottom work done. Anyone know a
:: :: :: reputable person who works on boats?