We not only build hulls,
we build winners

The pictures below are of a hull recently supplied to Paul Proefrock. He was kind enough to supply comments and pictures. You can view the full size picture by clicking on the image.

Scott, some pictures of the hull you just sent me. This is one of the best pieces of workmanship I've seen. My comments are below each picture:
 

An overall picture of the hull. The gelcoat is perfect. I will have pangs of guilt as I paint my red stripes over the white. It really is pretty.

It is interesting to see how the hull building technology has advanced. The hull is so fair, you could read Larry Robinson's article on fairing in its reflection.

The reflections in the hull are of objects on a shelf that was about 5 foot away. I am amazed at the quality of the finish and the hull surface

Couldn't resist a picture of the seam tape. Some are touting a seamless hull. This seam is higher quality than the first hull I bought a number of years ago. It will be a shame to cover it up with a deck.
 

I know we discussed weight of hulls a number of times. This one weighed in at 1001.5 grams. I don't know that you can get any closer or better than this. I knew what I was getting would be good, I didn't anticipate perfection.

Paul