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Has anyone done business with bass annie in memphis tn. Looking at letting them wet sand and polish my boat and put new carpet in it. I have already took everything out, bu with everything going on business wise do not think i will have time to do myself in the time frame i want it done in.bangheadbanghead
Or do any of yall do it?
You probably should Google "Bass Annie", "Memphis", and "FBI" first.
don't know about the glass treatment but get SatDoc to tell you who recarpeted his Tracker, they did a great job and a very reasonable price.
Thanks to both of you!!!! Just got through reading arclie on bass annie and fbi investgation, first i have heard of that, they will not be getting my boat. Thanks again
She fixed an glass boat for me about 15 years ago and did a great job.Her location is a bit spooky. Heard about the fbi deal but it figures.
I used her about 8 years ago to do some work on a previous boat that I owned. She did an excellent job.
Delta Marsh will charge you about 1500 to do the carpet (maybe cheaper with all the stuff out) I'm doing my own right now--the only hard part are the lids--the rest is very easy. You can get your carpet pretty cheap at King Carpet and Mattress in Horn Lake. Delta Marsh could do the finish as well--not sure how much.
I can't afford to pay anyone to do any of this so I have to do it my self. Just a thought though.
Delta Marsh is the old owner of chucks marine correct? No way in H,,l i would pay 1500 for carpetQuote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
Yeah--it is the same people-there in Nesbit now-that is exactly what I told him (word for word) But he is helpful--I go in a talk with him quite a bit--ask questions--get his input.
All in all for my carpet I've spent 150 for everything I need--so It is well worth it to do it myself (just cost me a few weekends of time)
carpet and glue cost me $75.00 at the depot
i looked that route--I ended up spending about the same price as what I would have at the depot but got 20oz carpet instead of 16oz--I like it lots better.
On the glue I'm using Formica --it is the best for carpet Chuck uses it and my neighbor said it would be the best (he's done quit a few boats)
Thats what i heard was Chuck owned it. I would not let him work anything of mine, had a bad deal with him when he was in horn lake. He will not stand behind his work. And not doing that is bad business in my eyes ,but some people love him.
I'll probably have to redo my in a couple years...because i went cheep..Quote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
Had Bass Annie but a Hamby protecter on my boat and she did an excellent job. (Over 5yrs. ago) I would do business with her again.
I am glad to here this kinda of info. The guy seems to be a good guy--but I will just do my own work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big H trucking
Maybe not--the stuff I'm replacing was original--and it was 20yrs old:) I know one thing--I bet I won't have to replace mine again---I hopeQuote:
Originally Posted by mtbdave3