Hey Mike,
My old board was Powder coated. The stuff is really tough
I found the receipt for the work. The board was hot dipped
galvanized then powder coated.
The cost came in at $ 65.00 in 2001
So if you adjust for inflation you should not have to pay more
than $75-$80.00 bucks.
Image Conversion Information:
I think you said you were using an Adobe Product for your photo
stuff.
If that’s the case after you scan or import the image into your
software
you should be able to File Save As.
A dialogue box should appear
with
image file types. jpg, tiff, bmp,
etc.
You may also have to change your
original image to Indexed, 24bit
color,
or
8bit grayscale before your software
allows you to save.
PDF's: In
order to convert or "Distill" an image to the pdf file
format
you have to purchase the full blown
version of Adobe Acrobat.
the viewer is distributed for free.
That's the hook
I think I'll have to take the
bait and make the purchase.
It's so much easier to share
dissimilar file formats with others
independently of native
software's.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 6:05
PM
Subject: Re: M_Boats: replace center -
board
No the power coat is for the iron center-board replacement to
make it as
rust proof as possible. Because the steel board would be so much
cheaper
then having a custom pour done with cast iron. The
stainless series 316
does not require covering, but painting it with white
racing anti fouling
would seem like a good idea no matter what the color of
the hull would
be
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