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afishin82 03-02-2015 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by billythekid (Post 234705)
afish there are some thing that cant be taught and you got them. great work on the boat and don't worry about seafari guys, remember this forum is repairs and mods!

clean lay up and the work on the gunnel cap is clean

Thanks Billy! It's coming out really nice I believe. Can't tell you how many hours I've spent just sitting in the boat brainstorming lol. I tell ya Denny gave me some flack at first but has been so willing to share info and pass on knowledge. I'm really glad I joined this site and appreciate all the comments and support I've received on this site.

afishin82 05-10-2015 07:07 PM

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Alright finally back to work on this sucker! Got quite a bit done on the console while working midnights. Raised and cored the bottom. Changed the top to accommodate my electronics and other stuff.

afishin82 05-10-2015 07:19 PM

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Finished installing the bulkheads and boxes for fuel fill lines. Also put a backing block for the d-ring.

afishin82 05-10-2015 07:24 PM

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Used a crane to flip it over hokked to the front d-ring and an eye bolt in the drain plug hole. Worked pretty well. Couldn't manage to get any pics of the process. The keel damage was a bit worse than I originally thought and the repair that was done was even worse.

afishin82 05-10-2015 07:31 PM

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Got the old repair ginded out and put some fresh glass in and shaped pretty nicely. Also had a little repair to fix on one of the strakes. Sanded the entire hull once and filled all the imperfections with polysilk. Probably one more round of sanding and filling till I will feel comfortable to start rolling on the new gelcoat.

NoBones 05-10-2015 09:35 PM

Andre...
Looks great, but you have no excuse for not showing up, living 4 blocks from
all of us being at the Sportsmens Lodge and Ferndale Lodge
at this weekends gathering ....:rolleyes:

You missed some great chow last night..:D

I was almost gonna come hunt you down!!

afishin82 05-10-2015 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by NoBones (Post 236295)
Andre...
Looks great, but you have no excuse for not showing up, living 4 blocks from
all of us being at the Sportsmens Lodge and Ferndale Lodge
at this weekends gathering ....:rolleyes:

You missed some great chow last night..:D

I was almost gonna come hunt you down!!

Wish I had know you were here! You should have hunted me down!!!

CoreyTrx 05-11-2015 08:23 AM

The boat is coming out great. Have you thought about spraying the gel coat? You will save tens of hours of sanding if you spray over rolling. Plus it's a lot easier to get even coverage spraying then rolling. You can get a cheap gun from Harbor Freight that will work good. I spray it all the time with some duratec or patch aid mixed in. You don't need a huge compressor either. I have a craftsman that I think is a 30 gallon and it keeps up fine. It will really save you tons of time. Keep up the good work.

DonV 05-11-2015 11:43 AM

Damn Bones, I guess that "gathering" section on our forum is too tricky. We need to get our moderator, "crash" Danny, to work on simplification!! :)

afishin82 05-11-2015 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by DonV (Post 236302)
Damn Bones, I guess that "gathering" section on our forum is too tricky. We need to get our moderator, "crash" Danny, to work on simplification!! :)


Didn't even know there was a gathering section


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