Hour later and it's mostly gone!  Hum!  Glad I had some Benadryl!

Good to hear, that was my first thought, "a report" on progress that is.

Over the years I've developed a med kit that goes with me besides a first aid kit. I keep liquid benadryl in it cause I figure liquid is quicker.

Could somebody please spread the word to Fresh N Salty? Thanks!

I assume you're not on FB, and anyone there may not be on NCKA, so how would you like to be contacted if I post it up on F&S?

I can use that for sure,

I used to have a jet boat, you know the standard 18 ft big block, nothing fancy but it was purty. Now we're talking 1980. Back then I went to Berryessa probably once a week. Being a shift worker I got to go on weekdays, had a blast. Back then because the delta was closer to home I went to Hogback on a weekend.  Crazy, seeing a V drive come completely out of the water and blow the engine when it over rev'ed, along with a myriad of other shit. Long story short I NEVER went back. That was 40 years ago, I can't imagine what it's like now.   

When I got my cart years ago, they included a little bag with little pieces of tire material in it. I think the proper method was to stick the piece into the hole then melt it over with a soldering iron, I never throw anything away so I'm gonna go look for that little bag, but with all my crap I'm not expecting to find it.

I have the original transducer that came with my 788ci. If that'll work you can have it. When I bought the FF I got a scupper mount transducer to go with it and will never use the original.

There's no markings on it but it looks like this one. Brand new still in the wrapper.

10-15 yrs ago when I used to fish out in Suisun Bay solo I contemplated what it would be like to have to spend a night out there on a mud bank. Changed my planning a bit, but never came close.

This is a great case demonstrating the dress for the worse scenario.

Put some bright azz led lights inside in a darkish garage if at night and look at the plastic fir thin spots, they should be easy to see.

+1 of course you might not like what you find.

On sealing, the best thing I've found to stick to polyethylene is a product called lexel.