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wildcatt
 PostPosted: January 6th, 2016, 2:06 pm   
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dubber wrote:
Do you think it possibly happened due to it sitting on bunks? I see it now in the photos where it predominately was.


We can't be totally sure on that, but - If the bunks didn't cause it to happen, they sure accelerated the process.
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wildcatt wrote:
dubber wrote:
Do you think it possibly happened due to it sitting on bunks? I see it now in the photos where it predominately was.


We can't be totally sure on that, but - If the bunks didn't cause it to happen, they sure accelerated the process.


Not sure if something like this product makes sense with the ribs so the water can dissipate. http://www.gatorbak.com/ Not sure if the ribs flatten out over time or they keep their shape.

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Wideopen
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Wow looks great!! Murph, you make it look so easy.
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Murph
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Wideopen wrote:
Wow looks great!! Murph, you make it look so easy.


Not all that easy, you missing the week of sanding. :lol:
Shot 3 coats, 10 litres of straight gel, no additives.
Just hardener and a little wax in the last coat to dry.
More then twice the sanding but the best way to guard against any more osmosis.
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phillnjack
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very nice job done. that is as good if not better than a new one.
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Murph
 PostPosted: January 28th, 2016, 5:53 pm   
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You know you need a transom When!
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Murph
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One layer of plywood is replaced with White Mould. :!:

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Murph
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Caved it out and replaced with knees that do something.

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Murph
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Murph
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Then it was all Bonded with Fillets of Thickened Epoxy.
Next it will be covered in cloth and epoxy.

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