I used Total Boat brand high build because I could buy quarts rather than gallons. Less outlay of capital, but more expensive product by volume. Very similar product I think.
2 quarts barely covered the bottom of my C19 which I think is about 90 sqft. A gallon of material is a gallon of converter would do it, I bet.
At last a build thread: CR16 skiff
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Hmm.
That'd be around $450, plus finish primer, figure another $200.
$650 for primer on a work skiff built to fit a free motor is probably more than I'd spend, I think.
That'd be around $450, plus finish primer, figure another $200.
$650 for primer on a work skiff built to fit a free motor is probably more than I'd spend, I think.
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Re: At last a build thread: CR16 skiff
A new trend in boat building has been started.
Machette boat fairing.
Fairing the cabin insides now. Super tedious. Ugh, whatever it looks like Feb 28 is the last day of sanding.
Going to sand now. Good luck.
Machette boat fairing.
Fairing the cabin insides now. Super tedious. Ugh, whatever it looks like Feb 28 is the last day of sanding.
Going to sand now. Good luck.
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I always keep a machete on hand for boat building...you can't do a hack job without the right tools, after all.
Today's update is pretty simple: the graphite is on the bottom.
I ran it a little further up the chines than dead level, just because I figure they're likely to catch more rocks when I pull in at our beach.
I didn't go to the trouble of really trying to get a mirror finish on it because it'll just get covered with antifouling anyway. I just heated it up and rolled it on.
Probably get primer on this week.
Today's update is pretty simple: the graphite is on the bottom.
I ran it a little further up the chines than dead level, just because I figure they're likely to catch more rocks when I pull in at our beach.
I didn't go to the trouble of really trying to get a mirror finish on it because it'll just get covered with antifouling anyway. I just heated it up and rolled it on.
Probably get primer on this week.
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Re: At last a build thread: CR16 skiff
Bottom looks good! Looking forward to seeing the rest in primer.
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Nice CR!!! Jeff
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That's what I like to hear!cracked_ribs wrote: ↑Mon Mar 01, 2021 11:44 pm I didn't go to the trouble of really trying to get a mirror finish on it because it'll just get covered with antifouling anyway. I just heated it up and rolled it on.
Looks great nonetheless, and it's done!
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Yeah, very much looking forward to seeing her in primer now.
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Well, first coat's on:
I found one section with about eight pinholes, and a couple more little flaws on the other side.
But it's pretty good. I'll sand it down today and see how it looks but I'll be painting soon, I think.
I found one section with about eight pinholes, and a couple more little flaws on the other side.
But it's pretty good. I'll sand it down today and see how it looks but I'll be painting soon, I think.
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Awesome! Do you have a color picked out?
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