scoutabout
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Agree - very nice!
Are you using a short nap 4" roller to lay it down.
Acetone will rinse uncured epoxy out
(Just use good practice when rinsing with acetone as it is VERY flammable.)
Ah! Of course, and I have some of that. Which reminds me, I did get all that sticky adhesive off of the cowling so now I can put those shiny new decals on the motor. I still need to get the smaller decals off the upper shaft section so I can put those decals on as well.
I did get some cheap 4" rollers yesterday for those large flat surfaces I need to cover on the inside of the boat. I figured that may be easier than the squeegee method there. I'll give the acetone a try when I'm done. Who knows, maybe I'll get to prime the inside this weekend as well!
Oops, I forgot to add the picture. You can't really see much difference from the earlier ones, but the wood is a hair darker now on the inside.
That sounds like a good plan, ...... Very pretty! Would you happen to remember the builder of your 30' Swedish built boat?
Yes, it was built by Storebro in Sweden (http://www.storebro.se/). It is/was a Stor? III. Sweden is where I'm originally from. I grew up on the west coast in Gothenburg,