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And the Tayana 37, Nor'sea and some of the Pacific Seacrafts, I think. 
In Response To: A friend's old Islander Bahama 24 had them molded in. 
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() Faux seams never really caught on as I don't see them on new fiberglass boats.
Ironically, nearly all the wooden boats I see launched, above the waterline, are seam-less. Seams are filled and faired and brushed with enamel annually or bi-annually, gleaming in the(setting) sun, they look like fiberglass hulls just leaving an Awlgrip shed.
It's the other wooden boat details that give them away. Strange, eh?
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- Seams.
- A friend's old Islander Bahama 24 had them molded in.
- And the Tayana 37, Nor'sea and some of the Pacific Seacrafts, I think.
- And the Tayana 37, Nor'sea and some of the Pacific Seacrafts, I think.
- A friend's old Islander Bahama 24 had them molded in.