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Careful with soft scrub products on your gel coat. A buddy of mine used to use it to clean his boat and it made it nice and clean, but it also dulled his gel coat and made it chalky looking. Chalky gel coat holds more water than shiny gel coat. I have always used 3M non-skid cleaner and...

ferret30-The custom prices are can range between $60-$200 depending on the complexity, size, shape and thickness. We can match them to your deadrise angle to give it a really nice look. I prefer the standard Stern Saver myself. I have three ducers mounted to them on my transom for three years...

Haha! That's funny. See what happens if you drill holes below the waterline!

416 Rigby-Not just a rep, but the inventor! I stumbled across this thread last night googling the Stern Saver. I am glad I did because I certainly love this product myself and am excited to share it with you all. It really is the solution to having to drill holes below the waterline...

Jay-Sorry for the confusion. The discount is 25% off of the MSRP, which is $69.99. It comes out to $52.50 after the discount. I also have them on sale on the site for $10 off for non-C-Brat members (and everyone else) ,which is the $59.99 you are seeing on the site right now. You guys basically...

Hey Guys, The Stern Saver glue is a specially formulated epoxy that forms tensile adhesion bonds of over 2200 PSI and does not become brittle. The secret to getting it to bond is the mechanical bond from the interaction between the cured adhesive interlocking with the threads inside the wells...