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Old 19 March 2008, 18:18   #1
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For Sale Flare box holders
For sale two stainless steel used flare box holders. Slight surface rust does polish off. Price £30 each on collection or I can post at cost.

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Old 19 March 2008, 18:57   #2
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Sold in 39 minutes thanks to Ribnet. Wonder if boats and outboards will ever be that quick

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Old 19 March 2008, 19:27   #3
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You must have been too cheap!!

Yesterday I got a quote for 50x5mm 316 stainless flat bar, fully polished:
£138.00 per 4m length

I need £1500 worth to clamp my tubes on
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You must have been too cheap!!

Yesterday I got a quote for 50x5mm 316 stainless flat bar, fully polished:
£138.00 per 4m length

I need £1500 worth to clamp my tubes on
Ouch, what were the originals made of? maybe time for plan B.
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You must have been too cheap!!
The devil is in the detail and the price will be very high

Have you thought about using unpolished stainless steel, that's what Halmatic fit as standard, which might be cheaper

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Damnit! I missed them!
Yours for £75 each Ben!
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The devil is in the detail and the price will be very high

Have you thought about using unpolished stainless steel, that's what Halmatic fit as standard, which might be cheaper

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Halmatic use powdercoated aluminium on the arctics, I was planning to change it in the future but even though it's still usable I can't bring myself to stick them back on to what hopefully will be be a spanking new boat!

Unpolished will rust a lot easier and I'm looking for a bit of bling!

The devil is in the detail as you say
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I think I sold them to Pete when I was a ribnet virgin £50 !
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