I have a 2460 Denali and am in need of the black rubber trim piece for the front windshield. Also, anyone know the "color match" for the off white deck. Got a couple of gel coat dings to patch up.
thanks
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rich
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I managed to purchase some of the window trim from Pursuit a few years back. If they do not stock it anymore I am sure they can tell you who made the windshield and how to contact them.
West Marine sells gel coat repair stuff in small tubes, I forget who makes it. It comes in a white and a cream color, mix them and you get a very good match. I have started using West Systems Six10 epoxy tinted with fiberglass coloring agent with very good success and a strong repair. Very easy to work with.
West Marine sells gel coat repair stuff in small tubes, I forget who makes it. It comes in a white and a cream color, mix them and you get a very good match. I have started using West Systems Six10 epoxy tinted with fiberglass coloring agent with very good success and a strong repair. Very easy to work with.
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Thanks Mark
called Pursuit, talked to Tim in customer service/parts. Got the manufacture and part number. Found it in their on line catalogue and have an e-mail off to them now. Much easier that I thought it would be.
Rich
called Pursuit, talked to Tim in customer service/parts. Got the manufacture and part number. Found it in their on line catalogue and have an e-mail off to them now. Much easier that I thought it would be.
Rich
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hey Rich, can you post that manufacturer? I might need some more this year.
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Let me make sure the mfgr get's back and I'll post the info.
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Mike Avery at American Marine in Florida.-813-884-0014 They manufacture windows/windshields for a variety of boat mfgrs. The Pursuit part number is TP717. It a stock item, about $1.25 a foot.
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Thanks Rich. As soon as the wrap comes off I will check the rubber out.
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Just got the trim pieces. Took a week...counting the weekend. Way to easy.
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