I used automotive epoxy primer and base coat clear coat paint on the top surfaces. I used epoxy primer and single stage enamel on the hull. I painted my boat 5 years ago and it still looks fresh.
I used PPG Delfleet Essential on my hull. I sprayed it though. It may not roll or brush on very well. It is very durable. Some swear by Rustoleum or Tremclad. I don't use those brands because the automotive grade paints I use will cause the Rustoleum to wrinkle if a repaint is needed years later.
I am not disagreeing with Jim.
On my 1962 AceCraft the serial number is 1862. The 18 is length and the 62 is the year built 1962.
I assume there are more AceCraft boats with the same serial number because the company would build more than one boat per month.
What year did the manufacturers have...
I used 3/4" Birch plywood. It has no imperfections.
I used West System epoxy and epoxied the two sections together to get the 1 3/4" thickness I needed.
Slid it into a vacuum bag set at 750 psi for 12 hours to cure.
Next I cut it to shape and double coated epoxied the edges.
Slid it into the...
Last August I sold a project 1985 16 foot Crestliner, 1989 Johnson 48 SPL and trailer for $1200 Canadian dollars. The boat needed a windshield and a complete interior. The boat had been stripped to bare plywood floors. The motor ran awesome. The trailer needed lights.
I only have three fishing rods that I use all the time. My rod tote is a modified plastic gun carrying case. I cut the foam where the reels seat.
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