"Bigger Job" with pics..

[Yacht Dr.]

Hi all ..

Here is a 700k Shannon that had some " problems " ( It is a new boat )

http://s699.photobucket.com/albums/vv352/YachtDr/Shannon/

What you see is done with 545 epoxy primer and topcoat with AwlCraft 2000..

The repairs are done with west system epoxy, 1.5 oz mat and 1708 with peely ply over it.

The heat lamps are not for the cure.. it is for the " post cure ". basically after the repairs are made in epoxy we do not want that repair to shrink after primer and paint is applied and baked out in the sun with a black hull.

Enjoy.

YD.

 

[Bob_VT]

Re: "Bigger Job" with pics..

That is amazing and the detail is great. Dark colors are the absolute hardest to work with and will show everything....... doing a perfect job with dark color is amazing.

This puts all the restores here into perspective

Thanks you for sharing these.

 

[Yacht Dr.]

Re: "Bigger Job" with pics..

Thank you Bob..

I had the fortune of learning from some of the best around the country..and beyond

Its really my pleasure to share..and mebbe give some backround on me personally.

Cheers

YD.

PS. I have much more if you like to see them

 

[Bob_VT]

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LOL I am afraid to ask but I will.... I'm not shy

Have you done any "normal" size boats and have pictures to share with the masses here. Similar to the blue collar worker's boats

I know you are "pro" and you work reflects it.... that paint finish is outstanding. Something we can get people who are doing a family boat to look at.

 

[APPALOOSA2]

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"PS. I have much more if you like to see them "

Well I am waiting for more......I just can't help it when I see a professional job !

 

[drewpster]

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Your opinion and advice will always be respected and appreciated here YD. Thanks as always.
Drewp

 

[CheapboatKev]

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amazing.....I have been reading a lot of your replies YD and never questioned your advice...Now I see why!

Truly puts my little resto into perspective!