Where to buy starboard sheets locally ???

[jackson6745]

Anywhere in brooklyn or queens?

 

[cali_reef]

for your boat?

 

[jackson6745]

for your boat?

yeah

 

[cali_reef]

There is a place in Freeport, boating supply place. I forgot the name but you should be able to find it in the yellow pages.

 

[reefprobe]

Is this some kind of a joke? A sailing question.....

If it is the only difference between port and starboard is red and green.

Your not serious on a reef forum .......

 

[jackson6745]

Is this some kind of a joke? A sailing question.....

If it is the only difference between port and starboard is red and green.

Your not serious on a reef forum .......

What are you talking about?

 

[marrone]

Is this some kind of a joke? A sailing question.....

If it is the only difference between port and starboard is red and green.

Your not serious on a reef forum .......

Starboard (cutting board) is used on the bottom of the tank, in place of sand or a bare bottom tank.

Do a search on it and you'll find a lot about it, especially old posts as it was very commonly used in the past.

 

[aaron]

You might have more luck looking for High density polyethylene sheet as opposed to Starboard which is a trade name. It might work out a bit cheaper if you find the generic.

 

[kris]

http://www.cuttingboardcompany.com/

Shipping's pretty cheap.

 

[TimberTDI]

I second cuttingboardcompany.com; that's where I purchased it for my 180.

Steven

 

[ClosetFishGeek]

There is also Trade Fair Hardware on Sunrise Highway. On L.I but if you need it fast.....just a 30 minute ride....:splitspin

 

[tonep]

How thick should the HDPE be for the bottom of an acrylic tank?
Do I seal the board to the bottom with silicon?
Anyone know of a place to buy close to manhattan?

 

[E.intheC]

you want it thick enough so it doesn't warp over time. Also, you can silicone it to the acrylic, but it's not really necessary.
cuttingboardcompany.com is a great place to buy it from. I bought mine there. Good luck.