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If I remember correctly I think they were saying fiberglass resin, on its own, was not a good choice for lamenting plywood or other surfaces because it is brittle, leading to cracking and chipping. Epoxy resin is strong on its own and does not need structural reinforcement like fiberglass resin...

I started to keep track until the number got high enough to make me physically ill. #-o I know it would cost me much less next time since there would be less mistakes and extra product left over from this rebuild.

Bummer about the battery, but at least it's taken care of now.

Okay, I'm actually IN this time. :mrgreen:

Looks like a wider version of my boat. Nice style, I wish mine was a little wider like that.

Looks like a nice ride man. If only I could have finished everything in about a month! Enjoy the fruits of your labor. 8)

Oh man golf tubes were a beauty idea, just ordered 4 off Amazon. Thanks for the tip on that! =D>

Yes he indeed did as far as I know. Interesting information but I agree with your final comment, why would a guy with my money agree to help me out over a year later? While unlikely, it is not totally impossible. I will contact him and see if we cannot work something out. Thanks for this tidbit...

I agree the 5200, while a permanent seal, does not have the rigidity to drill through after curing and reliably hold the seal like epoxy does. On my temporary transom I fabricated last season and used for 2 months, I only drilled holes, put bolts through them and used stainless steel washers on...

I got the inside primed yesterday, but forgot to take a picture. No painting today since it is raining all day tomorrow, and pretty humid. Aside from maybe adjusting my trailer, work has ceased until Tuesday or Wednesday, weather depending. On the car front, they gave me a Hyundai Sonata. I...

Are you sure it is the bolt holes is where the water is getting in? Did you do any leak tests after originally putting the bolts in? I guess it is conceivable that the water is somehow getting in where you put the 5200 in the 1/2 inch holes. Drilling through the 5200 could have loosened it, and...

Thanks for the links, dude. :) I do have a project boat but it is not as elaborate or cool looking as yours. :mrgreen:

I have a rebuild thread going, you can see my progress there, but I am not on to the camo phase yet. This was a preliminary discussion of sorts. I assure you once I attempt this camo pattern I will share the results. :mrgreen:

That's looking great dude. That new transom is mint. I wish I was about to do some crabbing.

I wish I could do 3d modeling like that, it would make planning a boat design way more intuitive. That's a cool looking boat, good luck with it.

Looking like some sweet digital camo action going on there. Looks nice man. =D>

Okay so despite all the chaos and nonsense surrounding my car I've continued to work on the boat and trailer. Yesterday was bunk day and I got the entire thing assembled and on the trailer. It seats perfectly between the two flat top bunks, and at first I wasn't sure it would make it. In the end...

I have no problem with the idea, and I am sure the vehicle is capable, but she is particular about her car and there is a pretty low chance she'd want to be using it to tow and launch the boat. Not to mention that's one more thing I'd have to buy and pay for because some buttwad kid busted up my...

My girlfriend only has a little VW Golf, so we're not going to be adding any hitches to that. :mrgreen: We are definitely including property damage to the lawn and driveway although it is minor.

One step forward, two steps back. So today my bunk supplies arrived but so did something else unexpected. I got home from work and started getting ready to put the second coat on to the gunwales and end caps. I went inside to open my packages containing the bunk carpeting and heard screaming...