hotrod,
congrats on the boat and getting her in the water! Man, I love white trailers, they look so clean.
There's nothing wrong with setting your boat up on jack stand like you did, just make sure to use something inbetween the stand and the hull. Old buffing pads work great.
You don't need bunk pads on a trailer. Thousands and thousands of boat trailers don't use them, they use rollers instead and they do the job just fine.
Bunks are used to properly retain the shape of the bottom of the boat. And a good fitting trailer is key to this, and one that fits poorly will ruin the bottom in a very short time. 
Thanks. Old Rigger finaly agreed with me on something, or I was finaly right on something depending on how you look at it.
I'm going to throw a party!
You know, I never even thought about that but you're right about those trailers with rollers. The rollers contact area is about the same as a jack stands too. Now I just need about 20 jack stands. Just kidding.
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I got it back on it's trailer at 1:55 AM last night, errr this morning. It's going to have to come off the trailer again today.
The side of the hull is directly hitting the carpeted thingy's on the fenders.
The only thing I can think of is raising the boat higher off of the trailer. This trailer is taking entirely too long and is severly hampering my finish date.
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