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  1. 58KingCommander

    58' Lonestar King Commander 14'5" - Restoration & Conversion

    I tried a few different, but in short Klean-Strip Premium Paint Stripper(Gold can from home depot) gave me the best results in colder weather. I would apply and let it soak for 8-15min, then scrape off. Immediately after, we took hot water and a rag to wipe off the excess. Some areas required...
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    58' Lonestar King Commander 14'5" - Restoration & Conversion

    Midway through the stripping process, we hit a cold spell here in Ohio. We had to shift gears and work on the trailer. We sanded it down, cleaned and painted it. New wiring and side markers and carpet for the lower bunks. We used Rustoleum "Hammered" Paint and I'm pretty happy with the results.
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    58' Lonestar King Commander 14'5" - Restoration & Conversion

    Dear Tin Boats and all supporting members. THANK YOU. The wealth of information has driven me to work on my own tin boat. My best friend and I purchased a 1958 Lonestar for $1275. The guy wanted 1450 and we were able to talk him down a little bit. Came with some goodies. 6hp 87' Evinrude...
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