Jeff,
I'm going to stop by Friday morning. Around 9 or so.
Travis
OD18 Build
Re: OD18 Build
Ok!! See you then!! Jeff
Re: OD18 Build
I am looking forward to it..have y'all started that build? (fs18)
Re: OD18 Build
No, will be starting this week or next at the latest!! See you Friday!! Jeff
Re: OD18 Build
I just finished my second build and used the Silver Tip epoxy. I'm no authority on epoxies by any means, but I worked in temperatures ranging from 50-90 degrees and never experienced any blushing. I still lightly sand regardless if I let it cure for a day, that's why I try very hard to time everything right and work wet on wet as much as possible.... Mike
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Thanks SeaSlug!!! I appreciate your input regarding System Three Products (and much more)!!! Happy Holidays, Jeff
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Silver tip IMHO best epoxy ever, period.Jeff wrote:Thanks SeaSlug!!! I appreciate your input regarding System Three Products (and much more)!!! Happy Holidays, Jeff
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All i have ever used is Silver tip and never had a blush problem . If you go to System Three web site they say you can go
as long as 72 hours and still get a chemical bond without sanding but i have never gone more than 24 hours .
Great epoxy but expensive but i really like it and it's all i use .
as long as 72 hours and still get a chemical bond without sanding but i have never gone more than 24 hours .
Great epoxy but expensive but i really like it and it's all i use .
Novi 23 finally launched !
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Top water/Peter, thanks guys!! Really appreciate your experience with S3 ST!! Happy holidays, Jeff
Re: OD18 Build
Okay here's a shot of the bow before and after I added a small piece. I think I just mis-measured the upper panel, but oh well it can be fixed.
So I have marked my 6 inch overlap and am preparing to glue the upper panel on. The upper panel is about and inch and a half higher than the transom line on both sides. I think I should just drop the panel down in the aft section which will change the line a bit. Any of you guys dealt with this?
So I have marked my 6 inch overlap and am preparing to glue the upper panel on. The upper panel is about and inch and a half higher than the transom line on both sides. I think I should just drop the panel down in the aft section which will change the line a bit. Any of you guys dealt with this?
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