klab010
Petty Officer 2nd Class
- Joined
- Sep 19, 2010
- Messages
- 119
My Project started this summer when I bought this 24ft boat.
Older gentleman wasn't getting use of it anymore.
He always stored it indoors in the winter and kept the cockpit covered through the summer season.
No trailer. Marina, drops it in in the spring and pulls it out, winterizes and stores in the winter.
Hours werent too bad-survey was above average rating.- Solid Boat.
1. We cleaned the inside and out...mostly dust and needed a good airing out. Throught this winter, the cushions will get a good shampooing.
2. I started to re-stain the wood interior to give it some pop, and was pretty happy with it. I removed the alcohol stove and refinished the countertop to give it an update. staining will continue in the spring.
3. My wife and I re-stained the teak on the deck. really helped bring it back to life (see the swim platform ladder pre-stained dull light wood).
In the Spring I will have to work on the boat at the marina (campout for a few days) while it is up on blocks. look at the bottom. I saw some scuffs before when it was on the trailer, but not sure if they are deep enough to have to re-gelcoat. regardless...it will need a bottom paint...I am thinking ablative.
I have my work cut out form in the spring. Looking forward to it though...marina life is very relaxing.
to be continued....
Older gentleman wasn't getting use of it anymore.
He always stored it indoors in the winter and kept the cockpit covered through the summer season.
No trailer. Marina, drops it in in the spring and pulls it out, winterizes and stores in the winter.
Hours werent too bad-survey was above average rating.- Solid Boat.
1. We cleaned the inside and out...mostly dust and needed a good airing out. Throught this winter, the cushions will get a good shampooing.
2. I started to re-stain the wood interior to give it some pop, and was pretty happy with it. I removed the alcohol stove and refinished the countertop to give it an update. staining will continue in the spring.
3. My wife and I re-stained the teak on the deck. really helped bring it back to life (see the swim platform ladder pre-stained dull light wood).
In the Spring I will have to work on the boat at the marina (campout for a few days) while it is up on blocks. look at the bottom. I saw some scuffs before when it was on the trailer, but not sure if they are deep enough to have to re-gelcoat. regardless...it will need a bottom paint...I am thinking ablative.
I have my work cut out form in the spring. Looking forward to it though...marina life is very relaxing.
to be continued....