Look what $275 can do for your outdrive-gctid345556

[Guest]

Decided to have my somewhat corroded BIII outdrive cleaned up and refinished with Trilux 33 to address the moderate corrosion issues and provide a barrier against the "stuff" that grows on it every season. My marine service company did the job as part of my off season outdrive service and charged $275 for the clean up, primer and 2 coats of Trilux. I'm a happy boater!

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[Guest]

Nice. You have to stay on top of those B3's. Dont ask how I know...:livid:

[Guest]

Money well spent. $275.00 in my part of the world won't buy an oil change.:surr

[Guest]

That's a great price! That type of service would cost upwards of $400 around here.

[Go Aweigh2452]

You got a good deal and she looks ready for next season...

[88fourwinns]

I do mine myself now, I put 3 coats of Primicon and 2 coats of Trilux, still got some growth but better than when the yard used to put a quick coat on it which didn't even last half the season. I found that brushing it on gives a much better result, I spray only in the areas where I can't reach with the brush.

[Jeffw]

I just picked up my boat today from getting the same work done by my prop shop. $200 cash, but no Trilux, just sanding, masking, primer and Mercury Phantom Black. If I had decals, it would look new...

[Mocoondo]

Are those the before or the after pics?