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billythekid 11-27-2014 06:53 PM

Will update with some more pic when i get home

fishinonthebrain 11-28-2014 09:02 PM

Nice rebuild.

Can you give me some info on that carbide blade you attached to your router? What size, model etc. thanks.

billythekid 11-28-2014 09:22 PM

http://www.bodico.com/prod-Mounted_C...ades-2013.aspx


Mine is 1/2" shank 4 oal

I cut one down as it was too long. Meaning i couldnt shorted it up enough in the router without bottoming out

afishin82 12-03-2014 07:50 AM

Love this thread! The boat is looking great and it helps keep me motivated on moving forward with mine. I cant wait to see the finished product! What type of paint are you going to be using topside, hull, and bottom? I dont want bottom paint on mine and want something that will hold up for a week or so in the water. I was told imron would be fine but have my doubts...:confused:

Capt Chuck 12-03-2014 09:46 AM

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I dont want bottom paint on mine and want something that will hold up for a week or so in the water. I was told imron would be fine but have my doubts...

Signature Finish will hold up and BTW No Primer will be required ;)

billythekid 12-07-2014 08:35 PM

Afish. Everything is gonna be awlgrip. The outside of the hull is gonna be awlcraft as it can be repaired if i get a scratch in it. As of now everything is gonna be matterhorn white

Bushwacker 12-07-2014 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by afishin82 (Post 232889)
. . . What type of paint are you going to be using topside, hull, and bottom? I dont want bottom paint on mine and want something that will hold up for a week or so in the water. I was told imron would be fine but have my doubts...:confused:

Chuck's right, Signature Finish is about the only urethane I know of that will hold up below the waterline. Most urethanes are not recommended for use below the water line and will tend to blister after a week or two. Owner of the company painted his fiberglass pool with it! I left a test panel in saltwater for ~ 6 weeks and it held up fine. Here's a link to my post on bottom painting I made a few years ago. Call Tom Fabula and he can mix up any color you want.

Islandtrader 12-08-2014 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Bushwacker (Post 232990)
Chuck's right, Signature Finish is about the only urethane I know of that will hold up below the waterline. Most urethanes are not recommended for use below the water line and will tend to blister after a week or two. Owner of the company painted his fiberglass pool with it! I left a test panel in saltwater for ~ 6 weeks and it held up fine. Here's a link to my post on bottom painting I made a few years ago. Call Tom Fabula and he can mix up any color you want.

Denny, the mind is the second thing to go...haha

If you remember the paint I used was tested for 30 days in my own salt pond, the icw. and after 30 days no sign of break down...

Stay away from "Pappy" ok...:D

Bushwacker 12-08-2014 11:34 AM

You're right Terry, I had forgotten about that stuff you used! What was the name of it - Insignia or something? Why not post a link to it in case others are interested.

billythekid 01-05-2015 11:13 PM

work should be starting very shortly.......


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