'71 Seafari 20 Rebuild

[Xcomunic8d]

Well at least you’re doing what you can. Don’t feel bad the winter is the rainy season here. And by rainy, I mean some days or even weeks non-stop rain.

Keep doing what you can. Feel free to hit me up on wiring. That’s something I learned very well from my grandfather and father. Both electricians.

[Locke N Load]

Originally Posted by Xcomunic8d

Well at least you’re doing what you can. Don’t feel bad the winter is the rainy season here. And by rainy, I mean some days or even weeks non-stop rain.

Keep doing what you can. Feel free to hit me up on wiring. That’s something I learned very well from my grandfather and father. Both electricians.

Always something, right? I found I do not like doing glass work when it is humid out. I do not like the consistency of the resin I have once mixed so I wait for dry days. Rodbuilding was the exact opposite. The guidewrap coating resin I used loved humidity. It would come out crystal clear and never crack.

As for wiring, I am still in the early stages of learning what I need to learn. I get the basics, but need to get the details and all the little tricks still. Luckily I have plenty of time. I will check in when I get closer as I am sure I will have questions. Thanks for the offer.

I almost went out today to do some grinding on the last of the raw glass laid on the thru hull. But the idea of laying on the ground even if it is covered in plastic in 34 degree weather was enough to nix that idea. I sharpened a few axes instead. I had the need to use a power tool. Haha

[NoBones]

I truly admire you poor guys in the frozen tundra of the NE !!!
Today we are in shorts and T-shirt walking around outside, saying it is a little damp, maybe should put on a long sleeve T-shirt...

Keep forging ahead, spring will be here before you know it !!

Just do not quit ..