[Ken Bracewell]

Through a turn of events (i.e. the boss' first grandchild) we are going to have an unscheduled few weeks of downtime for maintenance in St. Maarten.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a varnish crew on the island? We have roughly 1000' of caprail on which I'd like to have 4 coats applied in late March and early April.
Thanks,
Ken

[FISHTIGUA]

Originally Posted by Ken Bracewell

Through a turn of events (i.e. the boss' first grandchild) we are going to have an unscheduled few weeks of downtime for maintenance in St. Maarten.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a varnish crew on the island? We have roughly 1000' of caprail on which I'd like to have 4 coats applied in late March and early April.
Thanks,
Ken

Kenny, just go to Antigua.

The best guys in the business are there. All the classics get done this time of year.

[Ken Bracewell]

Originally Posted by FISHTIGUA

Kenny, just go to Antigua.

The best guys in the business are there. All the classics get done this time of year.

I had King Kong do a few bits and pieces for me last month, but that is a lot of fuel to burn just for varnish.

[Capt J]

You're best bet is to talk to the dockmaster at your marina, or other yachts with varnish in St. Maarten......

[Ken Bracewell]

Originally Posted by Capt J

You're best bet is to talk to the dockmaster at your marina, or other yachts with varnish in St. Maarten......

Of course- whence I've arrived. Just looking for a leg-up from YF members.

[K1W1]

Originally Posted by Ken Bracewell

I had King Kong do a few bits and pieces for me last month, but that is a lot of fuel to burn just for varnish.

Hi,

The Man himself has been known to travel from time to time for special customers. Give him a call, if things are quiet in ANU he might welcome the work.