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The moment the hull and deck meet is one of boatbuilding’s most critical steps. Known as “mating,” this process transforms two massive composite structures into a single, unified vessel. We prepare the bond with a marine-grade adhesive that chemically joins the pieces, while mechanical fasteners lock the structure in place. The result is a hull-deck assembly built to handle the dynamic loads of high-speed runs and wakesurfing’s variable ballasted weight with quiet strength and endurance for years on the water. Precision at this stage is non-negotiable. It’s what ensures every Arc boat leaves our factory ready for peak performance.

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Matthew Parker

Senior Manufacturing Development Engineer + Tool and Die Maker

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Scrappy. I like it!

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Bill Platt Naval Architect

Horizon Naval Architects, Fort Lauderdale & Conn.

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Precision is non-negotiable--for a good builder. For a number of builders, it is 2" gaps filled with putty. And gaps and sags in the putty. Yes putty, not even toughened PMMA systems.

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Ryan Fitzgerald

Leading multi-platform audio content and entertainment company with the country’s best collection of local music, news and sports brands, a premium podcast creator, major event producer, and digital innovator.

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I dig it.

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Doug Groh

Model Maker II at Roush

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Excellent commentary

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Armando Huerta

CEO at i-Tech Support | IT Managed Services | Acumatica ERP Gold Certified Partner | Specialized in Business Growth and Executive Leadership

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Love the e impressive growth! Arc we love to see our clients thrive like this!

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James McCormick

Owner at McCormicks Metrology Company

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Looks amazing!

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Jim M.

Senior art dir., plus QC, prepress output and labor

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how much to rent in the Keys - hey hold up !? 🙃

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