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I successfully removed the old name of my CD22 with oven cleaner, but not without a few heart-stopping moments. On nice shiny, unoxydized gelcoat ( like under the V-berth cushions) it had no effect on the finish. However, on the oxydized gelcoat surrounding the painted on name it caused a nasty...

Charlie, I'm told (by one unconfirmed source) that easyoff works better than paint remover and I had a bad experience several years ago using a paint remover that was supposedly formulated for use on fiberglass. While trying to remove several years of bottom paint from my Stone Horse it softened...

We did it! Bought a good used 1999 CD22. Drove from Providence to Baltimore through 8 hours of hurricane rain and wind on 10/28 (which hurricane was that anyway?) to pick it up from Cutter Marine. Had a brief sea trial the next morning and trailered her back to RI. Within 36hrs of getting her...

it seems that the boat I was planning on looking at on Friday 9/10/04 has been bought sight unseen today9/7/04. I'm looking for a good used CD22 cruiser located somewhere in the East or Northeast. Would be nice to have something for the 2005 season. :sad

Thanks for the tip Jack. You're right about the design now that I think of it. Without the superstructure a CD is essentially just a big Amesbury skiff.

Charlie, Thanks for the advice. The one thing I do find curious about this boat is the use of balsa core instead of a closed cell foam core below the waterline. I used to own a Stone Horse sloop which was cored with foam below the waterline. I will certainly give that area of the boat a close look.

Hello all, I'm a new member, David Witbeck from Providence, RI. A few weeks ago my wife, Barbara, said those magic words: "I think we need a bigger boat". I first saw a CD at a Providence boat show several years ago. It was about the only boat there worth looking at in spite of its West-Coast...

Hi, I'm new to the group. Hope to be a genuine owner member soon...am looking at a used CD next week. Anyway... I believe a gollywobbler is a spinnaker-like sail ste between the fore and main or the main and mizzen on a two-masted vessel.