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Morse Control


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Elbow grease ( 1000 wet & dry ) and a cheap polish/buffing machine ( a friend or friend's father should have one ).

The anno is done by a shop. My local guy says all alloy is anno'd clear and then the colour is added in another stage/tank.

You could pick a colour if you didnt want just clear.

The anno shouln't cost much. Make a few calls to local businesses.

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Elbow grease ( 1000 wet & dry ) and a cheap polish/buffing machine ( a friend or friend's father should have one ).

The anno is done by a shop. My local guy says all alloy is anno'd clear and then the colour is added in another stage/tank.

You could pick a colour if you didnt want just clear.

The anno shouln't cost much. Make a few calls to local businesses.

Thanks Oz, I will look into that

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Elbow grease ( 1000 wet & dry ) and a cheap polish/buffing machine ( a friend or friend's father should have one ).

The anno is done by a shop. My local guy says all alloy is anno'd clear and then the colour is added in another stage/tank.

You could pick a colour if you didnt want just clear.

The anno shouln't cost much. Make a few calls to local businesses.

:plus1: Do that and it will look like a mirror (about like the power wedges and polished stainless exhaust tips when new). Thumbup.gif

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Please dont mind a minor thread hi-jack. I wonder if it's possible to convert my old styole Morse shifter, with one like this? If it's possible, do you think you keep the same cables?

Thanks,

Steve B.

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It's the MV 2, bozboat. I'll see if I can get a pic. It has the pull out neutral knob, and the round lifter thing up at the knob, to allow the shifter to go forward or reverse. I believe it's a two cable system, one for throttle and one for tranny?

Thanks,

Steve B.

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It's the MV 2, bozboat. I'll see if I can get a pic. It has the pull out neutral knob, and the round lifter thing up at the knob, to allow the shifter to go forward or reverse. I believe it's a two cable system, one for throttle and one for tranny?

Thanks,

Steve B.

I believe you described the one on my boat. I replaced the black plastic knob with the chrome and red knob and sanded off the paint, otherwise it is as you described

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