Tracker Boat Metal Glitter Flake | Cinnamon Gray Red (8 oz)
Boat part number 1077820 is a new 8 ounce lot of cinnamon metal glitter flake for Tracker boats, part number unavailable.
made for Tracker Boats
$20.95 MSRP: $28.28
GLS Stock #: 1077820-BY521
47 in stock
Boat part number 1077820 is a new 8 ounce lot of cinnamon metal glitter flake for Tracker boats, part number unavailable.
Originally made for Tracker boats, this is the original OEM metal flake used by several manufacturers to mix with clear polyester, or other resins.
Most commonly applied by putting into a salt shaker and shaking into a clear resin after the resin is applied to the side of the boat (for other application tips, please contact your local body shop). Commonly used on autos, jet skis, ski boats and whatever else you care to brighten up!
Originally made for Tracker boats, this is the original OEM metal flake used by several manufacturers to mix with clear polyester, or other resins.
Most commonly applied by putting into a salt shaker and shaking into a clear resin after the resin is applied to the side of the boat (for other application tips, please contact your local body shop). Commonly used on autos, jet skis, ski boats and whatever else you care to brighten up!
- Color: Cinnamon (Gray and Red)
- 8 ounces
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
Hardware not included.
Since every computer shows colors differently, you can email/call us for a sample.
All sales on this item are final.
Product Questions
What size is the glittet/flake?
Question by: John on Sep 17, 2021, 4:03 AM
Hello John,
I'm afraid we do not know. This came to us from Tracker with only the name on the bin, and no other info. Unfortunately we have no way to measure it. Sorry.
Gene
I'm afraid we do not know. This came to us from Tracker with only the name on the bin, and no other info. Unfortunately we have no way to measure it. Sorry.
Gene
Answer by: Gene Warmuth on Sep 17, 2021, 9:16 AM