Super Jet 2003 Yamaha Super Jet Rebuild!!!!!

I recently sold three of my 650sx's and purchased a 2003 Yamaha Super Jet. The ski had some goodies on it when I bought it.
-Reinforced hull.
-24-7 Footholds.
-Custom tubed pole simular to a goose poll.
-Umi bars with Umi grips.
-Carbon pole pad.
-Carbon ride plate (torn up).
-Skat track prop (torn up).
-Brand new WMK hood & Nose piece.
-WPS high comp head.
-701 motor bored to 730.
-Ported.
-Top and bottom end rebuild.
-Freestyle tank.
-Billet couplers.
-Worx intake grate.
-3 positions bilge switch.
-Dual pissers.
-msd enhancer.
-few other odds an ends.

What I am adding:
-All new white waffled Hyrdoturf.
-White waffled side rail turf.
-Blowsion Colored fuel lines.
-Blowsion Colored coolant lines.
-New matt padding.
-Blowsion tow loop.
-Blowsion Cross Bar pad.
-Handpole shock pad.
-Pancake Pete front foot hold.
-Msd Terminals.
-New lanyard.
-Blowsion black cover.
-Maniac Strap from Jetmaniac.
-Go Pro HD.
-Full paint job (see pic of design).
-BNB Graphics kit.
-Painted Engine bay.
-Motor will be taken apart and gone through and all bolts will be lock tited.
-Prop is going to be reapaired.
-New carbon ride plate.
-New carbon pole pad.
-Powder coating:
Hand pole
Bars
Pipe
Water box
-Painting motor blue and black.
-Clean up and re do welds on the hand pole.
-And whatever else I think of:woot:

Heres my design and a days of tear down work.
Jordan
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Thats all for today, it will be sent out for paint the end of the week!
 

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BruceSki

Formerly Motoman25
Location
Long Island
a wide chisel for the really big stuff, wire brush on a drill for the small stuff and a quick scuffing with 36 grit on an orbital sander is what I usually do. I like turfing right to smooth(scuffed) fiberglass. It is easier to work with for me.
 

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BruceSki

Formerly Motoman25
Location
Long Island
yes. And since you are in cold weather, wait a bit longer than you think you need to for the glue to set up. It should be dry to the touch on both sides(just on the dry side of tacky) before you touch the two together(hull with glue and turf with glue that is). When they are both dry it will be impossible to pull it off and redo----so go slow and make sure it is in the correct position before you stick it on.
 
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