Tips and ideas from fellow Grady-White owners and enthusiasts to help make every day on the water fun and more rewarding for you and your family.

 

Apply Sunscreen Every Hour  


Last Modified Jun 14, 2013 - in Enjoying Your Day, Comfortably    
Boating fun in the sun means using sunscreen protection correctl...


Storm Preparedness  


Created on Jun 14, 2013 - in Boat Handling / Seamanship    
  Marine Advisory: Get the Grady! Your Grady-White is structurally solid i...


Pre-Departure Checklist: Be prepared for the unexpected with smart planning  


Last Modified Jun 14, 2013 - in Boat Handling / Seamanship    
Before leaving the dock for a day of fun in your Grady-White, prepare for the unexpected by using a pre-departure checklist. David Neese, vice president of engineering at Grady-White, explains more in this video.   ...


Stain Remover  


Created on Jun 04, 2013 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
I have found that the best way to clean stubborn stains is by using a product called Bar Keepers Friend. You can use it on pretty much anything. It will not scratch metal, fiberglass, glass or plastic. It is the best thing I have found to remove mildew a...


Boat Bumpers  


Created on May 22, 2013 - in Boat Handling / Seamanship    
Here is a quick and easy way to set your boat bumpers when docking....


Made in the Shade (1623 views)  


Last Modified Jul 23, 2009 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
You can depend on Floridians to be wise in ways to create shade for sun protection aboard their Gradys. Cher and Dan Clark, Express 330, Lady Godiver, constructed a full aft cockpit system. The material is marine grade waterproof canvas, with...


Soffit Vents and Toe Rails (1333 views)  


Last Modified Jun 12, 2009 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
Soffit vents can be cut to size and used to create shelves behind the toe rails on your Grady-White Boat....


Hanging Cabin Storage (950 views)  


Last Modified Jul 23, 2009 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
Here are more helpful items from Cher and Dan Clark, Express 330 owners, who take advantage of every spot for extra s...


Keep Your Cabin Dry & Mildew Free (919 views)  


Last Modified Jul 27, 2009 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
In humid areas like South Florida, keeping your cabin dry and mildew free when not using your boat is very important. If you have shore power available, a mini dehumidifier works...


ProFish windlass 700 installation (734 views)  


Created on Sep 30, 2010 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
If you would like to see how to install a ProFish windlass 700 on a Journey 258, go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K79s6BJfT30.     submitted by Dan Eisenberg...


Stain Remover  


Created on Jun 04, 2013 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
I have found that the best way to clean stubborn stains is by using a product called Bar Keepers Friend. You can use it on pretty much anything. It will not scratch metal, fiberglass, glass or plastic. It is the best thing I have found to remove mildew a...


Dehumidifier  


Last Modified Jan 02, 2013 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
  For the past three years, we have been using the West Marine air dryer with fan for a dehumidifier in our cabin.  The result has been a complete mold reduction.  It is easy to use, just plug it in.  No water drainage to deal w...


Storage Is Always At A Premium  


Created on Oct 26, 2012 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
 At the end of a cruise or fishing trip, I drain and rinse my live-well, then I place my cans of water, pop, etc. in the well before it is put into a dry dock at the Marina.        ...


X Hose  


Created on Sep 21, 2012 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
The X-Hose (as seen on TV) contracts to about 18 feet for storage, then expands to 50 feet when in use.  We used this hose on a four day trip and it worked great. There are 3 sizes available. Easy storage, no kinks, and e...


Access to the Electrical Outlet  


Created on Mar 28, 2012 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
    Our berth foam mattress makes it difficult to access the electrical outlet in the cabin so I plugged in a short extension cord.  It is easy to plug in the extension cord, i...


Drain Holes Collectors  


Created on Mar 28, 2012 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
  To prevent items falling into the drain holes, located in the deck of the cabin, I ordered from the catalog, Home Trends, an item called "Hair Collectors".  It is easy to cut the plastic disks to f...


Water Storage  


Last Modified Apr 04, 2012 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
  At an RV show--we picked up a folding five gallon water jug--which collapses as you use the water great for storage. Submitted by: ...


Fishing, Tendering/Kayaking and Cockpit Shelter  


Last Modified Nov 22, 2011 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
Larry Wangberg usually keeps his 2004 Express 330, Unleashed, in San Diego, CA, but moved her temporarily to San Carlos, MX, to explore the Sea of Cortez. While exploring his crew usually lives aboard, whether at a marina or on the hook. Here are a few of his custom touches for ...


Extra Storage on 246G Explorer  


Last Modified Nov 15, 2011 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
In order to get additional storage, I ordered plastic trays from Grady-White.  I cut them down 3/8" then 5200 them back together along with the under bracing.  I put them under the lids that access the battery compart...


Prevent 'Gutter' Black Streaks   


Created on Aug 29, 2011 - in Customer-ization: Owners' Personal Touches    
The Grady Express models that are kept outdoors sometimes get black streaks down the side of the hull mid-ships where the "gutter" from the forward deck ran back and drained overboard. Every time it rains I would get the very hard to remove streaks from the rub rail to the water line ju...


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