Things look good. I think you ought to live with a few paint flaws as am I. The thing I am battling now is a bad back and my hulls are outside and taking on all our damnable rain. My hulls have a few places that are wet as hell and even some leakdowns into areas supposed to be watertight.
Sigh.
In 8 weeks it'll all freeze.
Your boat looks good.
I like to run a smear of cabosil on high tape edges before glassing. I have done enough of the work to know where to expect air entrapment.
I am so curious about the c19s I want to go find some in the gallery now.
C19 in Richmond, VA
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Thank you, Dan! I did the same with thickened wood flour on the tape edges. 2 layers of 12oz with jagged edges can easily trap air I believe.fallguy1000 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2020 11:18 am
Your boat looks good.
I like to run a smear of cabosil on high tape edges before glassing. I have done enough of the work to know where to expect air entrapment.
I am so curious about the c19s I want to go find some in the gallery now.
I like the C19 because it has the classic center console lines. I know Jim Wright built a beautiful version that is still performing well, and I'm a little partial to the one Welleflicker built a few years ago. http://gallery.bateau2.com/index.php?cat=13680
It is a wide 19' at 96", but will perform well here in the Chesapeake Bay.
Re: C19 in Richmond, VA
Your C19 will serve you well. I wish Jim W hadn't taken down his posts and photo's, he thought they were to old after 20+ years. He had pictures of a Marlin he caught and Mahi well off shore from Jacksonville. His boat was powered by a 115 4ST Yamaha and could reach the low 40's at WOT. I think the C19 is great boat for medium conditions and yet if you need to can get you out of trouble, I know the CB can kick up fast at times.Dan_Smullen wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2020 12:24 pmThank you, Dan! I did the same with thickened wood flour on the tape edges. 2 layers of 12oz with jagged edges can easily trap air I believe.fallguy1000 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2020 11:18 am
Your boat looks good.
I like to run a smear of cabosil on high tape edges before glassing. I have done enough of the work to know where to expect air entrapment.
I am so curious about the c19s I want to go find some in the gallery now.
I like the C19 because it has the classic center console lines. I know Jim Wright built a beautiful version that is still performing well, and I'm a little partial to the one Welleflicker built a few years ago. http://gallery.bateau2.com/index.php?cat=13680
It is a wide 19' at 96", but will perform well here in the Chesapeake Bay.
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TomW1 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2020 8:21 pmCan’t leave our TomTom and his rig. All the bright work he did looks right at home on his C19 and also has some billfish under his belt.Dan_Smullen wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2020 12:24 pmYour C19 will serve you well. I wish Jim W hadn't taken down his posts and photo's, he thought they were to old after 20+ years. He had pictures of a Marlin he caught and Mahi well off shore from Jacksonville. His boat was powered by a 115 4ST Yamaha and could reach the low 40's at WOT. I think the C19 is great boat for medium conditions and yet if you need to can get you out of trouble, I know the CB can kick up fast at times.
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Re: C19 in Richmond, VA
A mod to 25" wouldn't be all that hard, not compared to the total amount of work that has gone in it. Messing up the faired outside of the transom would be the biggie. As an alternative you could get a little fixed jackplate.
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Last week I shipped the Bob’s Machine Shop manual jackplate that I took off of the FS19 that I built to Dan. He just received it. I traded it to him for a fishing trip on the Bay for my brother and I. Looking forward to Dan’s progress and to some fishing at the Bay Bridge Tunnel for Rockfish at some point with him in his newly finished boat.
Keep it up Dan! Go Dan!
Keep it up Dan! Go Dan!
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Browndog wrote: ↑Tue Sep 01, 2020 7:08 am Last week I shipped the Bob’s Machine Shop manual jackplate that I took off of the FS19 that I built to Dan. He just received it. I traded it to him for a fishing trip on the Bay for my brother and I. Looking forward to Dan’s progress and to some fishing at the Bay Bridge Tunnel for Rockfish at some point with him in his newly finished boat.
Keep it up Dan! Go Dan!
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Re: C19 in Richmond, VA
Nice!!! Jeff
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Re: C19 in Richmond, VA
Jack was best for the situation.
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Ill keep you posted
Your boat looking great - love the chines and paintwork looks awesome.
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