TintTiger

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4 seats together. On aisle. Second row. Section 100.

All 4 for $250. Would like to sell all 4 together.

Can send electronically. Text 22five-four13-88four zero.

How much are you asking?

My brother in law is head of the anesthesiologists at the BR General and is in a lot of surgeries with a lot of Dr's. I needed surgery on my knee and he said to go to Dr Easton at the BR Ortho clinic. He did my surgery with out any issues. Hope this helps

I had my bass boat ceramic coated in Gonzales. Geaux Preaux did the work. It took 4-5 days to have it done. They detail it, then wipe it down with what I’m guessing is some sort of solvent to remove all wax and polish. Then wash it again before applying ceramic coating. They use Ceramic Pro. Also they take boat off of trailer to get the underside. They coat the outside and inside. Carpet, motor, seats etc.. The coating has a UV protectant that helps your seats from drying and cracking due to sunlight exposure. I’ve had it for about 6-7 months now. I do notice that the scum lines come off a lot easier, even after not washing for several days after fishing. I paid $80 a linear foot for the initial coating with an 18 month warranty. After 18 months they will take it back in, inspect it and if it’s still in good condition they reapply another coat for $20 a linear foot and extend the warranty another 18 months. So basically every 18 months you pay $20 a foot to have your boat detailed and reapply another coating. FYI I removed all electronics from the boat when they did it. My boat is 10 years old and it came out looking like showroom condition and looks good after every washing. Not trying to sell anyone on it. That’s just been my experience with it so far. I use my boat almost every weekend.

Bought a used BassCat last August from Mississippi. I live in La. Only true title you get is for the trailer.( In La.) Mississippi doesn't require trailer registration. Original Bill of Sale is needed for boat registration, trailer registration, and motor. KEY POINT (learned the hard way), You will need a separate BOS for the trailer, and for boat and motor. DMV wants original to register trailer, and LDWF wants an original to register the boat and motor. You can thank me later for that info. I fought it for 2 weeks trying to get all that shite correct.

Seems they are few and far between. I know of a place in BR. Maybe you could mail it to them? Assuming they are still open. Last I used them they were. Favrot's off of Weller Ave.

And if you get the big one, better use braided line. Its heavy and will snap monofilament or fluorocarbon if you "whip it" when you cast. A buddy told me....

Supreme in Gonzales is HORRIBLE! It took a total of 2 weeks, 5 trips there for them to correctly do a front end alignment and adjust my head lights correctly. fricked it up every time I brought it back. Front end was pulling twice as hard to the right AFTER the alignment than before. After one adjustment on head lights I was shining on the shoulder. Next time I was coon hunting in the trees. Next time I couldn't see my beams because they were pointing straight down. SCREW that place!