What Did You Do To Your Boat This Week?
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salmonkiller01
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Newf
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I used the 3M today as well but the one for lighter oxidation. Think I will have to move up to the one you used the next time.
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dmurph
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Looks like it turned out pretty good
SpringFever552
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salmonkiller01
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23Hourston
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Never ending upgrades
Busy week mounted lewmar pro 1000/ rocna anchor
Added 200 watt solar panel to charge lithium battery bank powering iceco fridge freezer combo. In new custom made cabinet.. Diesel heater install ..hundred hour service on the 300 painted bottom paint. Bought new 240 tendy inflatable and 2.5 horse Still lots more prepping for 7 days on the hook in broken island group excursion
Busy week mounted lewmar pro 1000/ rocna anchor
Added 200 watt solar panel to charge lithium battery bank powering iceco fridge freezer combo. In new custom made cabinet.. Diesel heater install ..hundred hour service on the 300 painted bottom paint. Bought new 240 tendy inflatable and 2.5 horse Still lots more prepping for 7 days on the hook in broken island group excursion
easydoesit
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This week, repainting the deck, gunwales and seats plus installing a new compass.
The areas mentioned were all painted over 5 years ago as the diamond surface was pretty worn. Only the rear deck has been repainted. Time for a complete repainting.
The compass has lost some fluid and hung up last week while running through some rough water at Sandheads. Compass Can’t be re-filled except by authorized service shop, so I bought a new one, same model. Compass remains to be”boxed” (calibrated) at sea.
First step was scrubbing the deck with some corrosive deck cleaner, light sanding and then wiping down with a damp towel. Followed by the laborious job of applying masking tape. I did this in stages over 6-7 days. Painting was also done in stages. The Interdeck paint is very thick and contains grit in suspension, so it was a challenge to apply without it getting too thick (never dries) or streaky. Takes 24-48 hours for a coat to dry.
Worth doing, paint is not expensive, pretty time consuming. Photos show results from start to finish.
The areas mentioned were all painted over 5 years ago as the diamond surface was pretty worn. Only the rear deck has been repainted. Time for a complete repainting.
The compass has lost some fluid and hung up last week while running through some rough water at Sandheads. Compass Can’t be re-filled except by authorized service shop, so I bought a new one, same model. Compass remains to be”boxed” (calibrated) at sea.
First step was scrubbing the deck with some corrosive deck cleaner, light sanding and then wiping down with a damp towel. Followed by the laborious job of applying masking tape. I did this in stages over 6-7 days. Painting was also done in stages. The Interdeck paint is very thick and contains grit in suspension, so it was a challenge to apply without it getting too thick (never dries) or streaky. Takes 24-48 hours for a coat to dry.
Worth doing, paint is not expensive, pretty time consuming. Photos show results from start to finish.
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Clint r
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Because of a delay in when I can get my pieces in the shop to do the bends on my cabin walls, I decided to go ahead and cut the front window panels. Everything is slightly bigger than finished size to allow for “tweaking” it when roof goes on but I can see how it’s going to look. She’s no Barbie doll like a Kingfisher or Silver Streak but I think it’s going to be an awesome, heavy duty fishing boat.
Ignore that offset bow roller. It’s going away soon
Ignore that offset bow roller. It’s going away soon
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kingblazer84
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whats the beam on that thing @Clint r
Clint r
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Why so skinny?
Clint r
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Lol. Not 100% sure why, all I know is It was built in 1991 by Raider aluminum boats and was originally a native commercial fisheries boat with an outboard jet on a jackplate. I was going to put a swim grid/pod but then it would’ve been way way too long for the width. Went with an actual splashwell and prop drive outboard and more or less normaled it up. It is, what it is but for less than $10k I had to buy it
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Stizzla
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This boat is rad.
Clint r
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Nice Animal House reference! Lol
sushieater
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What's your garbage storage solution look like? I have this problem!
Hexxen
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So I found this at poco marine for 11 bucks. Going to mount it under my gunnel or somewhere I can use the top as a bait tying table. Its made by a company called boat mates btw.
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