Look before
After
As you can see my spring is broken as well.
sandblasting
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Rodman
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sandblasting
My Rail Hinges were in bad shape when I remove the rail to redo it. So I sand blasted them. Then I used 80 grit sand paper then some 220 and then 320 on them they turned out better then they were.
Look before
After
As you can see my spring is broken as well.
Look before
After
As you can see my spring is broken as well.
Last edited by Rodman on Thu Jan 14, 2010 10:15 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Trojan
** F25 Hardtop - Express - 1974 - 25 ft
** F26 Hardtop - Express - 1971 - 26 ft
** F25 Hardtop - Express - 1974 - 25 ft
** F26 Hardtop - Express - 1971 - 26 ft
Railing hinge hardware
I am going to refinish my railings in the spring. My hinges are ok except the spring for the release is missing out of one of them. I thought I saw new hinges for sale at Beacon Marine But I can't find them anymore.
Does anyone know if you can still get parts or new ones anywhere?
Does anyone know if you can still get parts or new ones anywhere?
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Rodman
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Re: Railing hinge hardware
gumper wrote:I am going to refinish my railings in the spring. My hinges are ok except the spring for the release is missing out of one of them. I thought I saw new hinges for sale at Beacon Marine But I can't find them anymore.
Does anyone know if you can still get parts or new ones anywhere?
You can remove the pin in that hinge. It screws out so you can replace the spring.
Trojan
** F25 Hardtop - Express - 1974 - 25 ft
** F26 Hardtop - Express - 1971 - 26 ft
** F25 Hardtop - Express - 1974 - 25 ft
** F26 Hardtop - Express - 1971 - 26 ft