Thats some great work!!! Did you really say that this is your last boat restore??? Im not buying it.....you are on your second while Im still messing on the first!! I think you have the itch and it wont go away!!!!
Yea, that was a lot of PB filling in those chines, but it looks like it was worth it, for the easier wrap...Now that you got the epoxy down, you can try VE on the next project boat
Did the small whatever you want to call them on both sides. I basically did 2 layers on the flat 2" onto hull then went back and did the inside corners 1 layer 2 to 3 inches each way
And yes the new pipe is in 1 layer of roving woven I had laying around
Huh...I didn't even know they still made woven roven LOL! Looks like my 1708 after I stretch it out too far to fit. But hey that is 1 darn nice looking tube and now
Zool won't miss it anymore. You are daMan!
Looks Great wishing I could keep up with ya. You are Smokin it!
The KFC
No not yet. I've been helping a buddy of mine. I had to repair some dock rash on the boat I sold him last year. He left it in dock after someone took out the wood. And then I had to take a 12 foot cargo trailer and add a bed shower and sink . but I'm about done so back to the boat.
Good news is I do own the 01 150 HP Johnson so motor is covered
I did 2 layers wet on wet on faces and 5" and 10" on bottom of hull then went back and added 2 layers of tabbing from bulkhead to stringer on both sides all wet on wet with 17 oz.
Got to love it! Work is nice and clean. I get a kick out of the magic markers. I do the same thing to help me know the cut pc. goes into the corner or the lay of the glass. :watermelon: Soon while your fishing smacking some waves you can have some of that watermelon.:joyous:
Nothing else to say but GREAT WORK!
And yes the new pipe is in 1 layer of roving woven I had laying around
