c43
Are you using pressure treated? If so, there are some suggestions on how to prepare it on
http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/fib...boat-building/
You are a lot faster than me ;)
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c43
Are you using pressure treated? If so, there are some suggestions on how to prepare it on
http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/fib...boat-building/
You are a lot faster than me ;)
yes i am, thanks lots of good stuff there.Quote:
Originally Posted by rickr
heres a pic from today
I am doing the same project on the same year and color boat... I found a few other problems with mine that I had to deal with >> Had 2 cracks in the hull and one hole... The "repairs" were done all wrong so I had to tear it out and completely re do them... I am getting ready to repaint the bottom and then flip it back over onto the trailer.
Lot of work and it is HOT here in Texas! I work for about an hour and then jump in the pool.. then go back at it for another hour...
Slows progress down but it makes it doable.
OG
Ya its been kinda hot and humid here also, makes it a pain in the butt to do this kind of work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oilguy
heres a pic from today
that's amazing progress......let me send you my address!!!! LOL
wow, that's quick and looks great. i like how you didn't notch the stringers for the cross-supports....wtf was the factory thinking back then?
are you going to add any drainage?
any other changes you've made from the original design?
incredible work and fast too, not messin around!
thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by mapleleaf
Im just doing the bare basics, pretty much how the factory had it , I filled it up with foam for support so I did not add any drainage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Salty87
thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by 87SunSportMikeyD
pic from today, glad the messy part is done, I think.
what part of Pittsburgh are you from? Can I bring mine over to you for stringer work? :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by c43amg