Corey_lax
Crew Member
You’ve scared them all away. They can’t compete with your persistenceHey I just though, is there not anyone else doing a restro of any kind? I would lov to follow someone else for a change instead of myself lol
You’ve scared them all away. They can’t compete with your persistenceHey I just though, is there not anyone else doing a restro of any kind? I would lov to follow someone else for a change instead of myself lol
The 150 Mercs are 3.0 L and are 4 cylinder motors tooAces, are those Mercs 6 cylinders? I'm guessing the 115's are 4 bangers and they would be revving their brains out to get that boat moving, command bridge and all that so having some torque back there will really pay dividends.
By the way that Hourston Sportfish has been for sale forever.
Almost went out to look at a 9 foot Boston Whaler today, that needs a restore but then I have my head a shake. I have a little hull and deck work to do on the C-Dory this winter but it would only excite the cbrats. SFBC members love the big boat restores, I remember when I missed out on a Big Red Hourston in Victoria about 8 years ago! Now I live vicariously through you between putting kids down to bed and getting the camper ready for camping. PS I think the sight lines for fishing in a pack from the back deck of your boat will be great! It’s looking perfect.Hey I just though, is there not anyone else doing a restro of any kind? I would lov to follow someone else for a change instead of myself lol
What are you filling the seam with on the inside?Panels complet, install tomorrow... 4 days start to finish product, whew!
What ya'll tink? lol I will install a black anodized end cap...
What are you filling the seam with on the inside?
Get plastic foam backer from Home Depot put it in the seam then sika flex itDon't know Was thinking a bead of white Sikaflex
What is your professional recombination?
My professional opinion says you should have used less caulking and the joint might have looked ok with a nice gap. My life is all about nice reveals these days.Don't know Was thinking a bead of white Sikaflex
What is your professional recombination?
My professional opinion says you should have used less caulking and the joint might have looked ok with a nice gap. My life is all about nice reveals these days.
So what happened?!Disagree! LOL
Personally I like nice fitting scribing and no gapage
So what happened?!
Yah the gap looked clean. Could have used a tape gasket there and bingo bango you're done.What are you referring to, what gab, at the tops of the panels? I am taking your advise, its not a piano lol
Yah the gap looked clean. Could have used a tape gasket there and bingo bango you're done.
Ooh is that not caulking? Looked like some bleed out. I still think you should make a nice tight joint or an intentional 1/8" gap there. Caulk joints suck.Geeze, cut a guy some slack, its not installed yet, i had to ever so gently put them in place for a photo-op. Ya gots to read the post "Panels complet, install tomorrow" haha
Are you sipping spirits and trolling again?
Ooh is that not caulking? Looked like some bleed out. I still think you should make a nice tight joint or an intentional 1/8" gap there. Caulk joints suck.
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And no I'm just holding you to your own damn standard Robert. How will you sleep at night if I don't approve!
It’s time to use them nowHey I just though, is there not anyone else doing a restro of any kind? I would lov to follow someone else for a change instead of myself lol
Got it. That makes sense. I'm sure it's going to look great.I am going to have to change the resolution on posted pics from here on in so ya can't zoom them, lol jk Thank you for pointing that out...
No its not caulking the bottom edge of the roof is rough - mat glass finish with gel, I did do a quick sand but its not a polished surface therefor the gasket is needed... When I rebuilt these sides I replaced as per original.
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