How Much More For 'marine'?

[Regulo]

Hi, MM,

Thought of these? Or not what you could use?

http://www.undercoverci.co.uk/undercovershop.php?view=productPage&product=232&category=40#

[Timbo]

Are these more your cup of Norfolk coffee?

[MauriceMynah]

Nope, what I'm really looking for are some like the pics I attached, only in SS. but thanks for looking

[BroadScot]

These look like your pic ? http://www.sheridanmarine.com/product/lacing-hooks

[ranworthbreeze]

Hi John,

Here is  a link

http://www.sheridanmarine.com/product/lacing-hooks

But sadly brass & chrome

Iain just beat me to it

 

Alan

[grendel]

chrome and brass here - http://www.sheridanmarine.com/product/lacing-hooks or this in stainless http://www.sheridanmarine.com/product/stainless-steel-hood-lacing-cleats - at £2.60 each

here chromed at £1.98 http://timage.eu/site/lacing-eyes-hook/684-178hook.html

getting cheaper here at £1.45 http://www.morehandles.co.uk/crofts-solid-brass-lacing-hook-roller-blind-tie-back-bc-b-3996.html still chromed brass though

 

[grendel]

sadly beaten too, but the price is coming down

 

[MauriceMynah]

£4.46 each atNorfolk Marine or £1.45 each at Crofts (curtains and blinds supplier)

That's if I swallw my pride and go brass/chrome which I think will, have to happen. hey ho lack-a-day.

Thanks very much for your efforts guys..

[BroadScot]

MM, years ago I could have had them hand made for you for next to ziltch, problem was they were building aircraft also at the time !  

Iain

[addicted]

On ‎02‎/‎09‎/‎2016 at 0:38 PM, LeoMagill said:

For boaty stuff I usually get an internet price and trundle off to ny localish swindlery  chandlery LH Jones at st.ives and they will normally match if they can and often beat it. For bigger stuff I wait till they have an out of season sale.

We've always found Mick Jones to be more than fair when you want a good price and there is usually exactly what you want in stock. Bonus for me is that when we go to Jones I usually manage to get my husband to spring for lunch in the Dolphin. Result!

Regards,

Carole

[stumpy]

Just catching up after a few days boating: the best thing I've found for fenders is UPVC frame cleaner from your local friendly window fitter (mine came free after I put a strimmer stone through the front door!) smells like mainly acetone but brought them up a treat.