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upspirate
PostPosted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 10:04 pm 
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looking great....looking forward to seeing this one when finished!!

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Mark
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I am currently cutting and dry fitting the bottom plywood planking and am unsure of some language in the plans. The plans call for fasteners on longitudinal members and I need to know if the bottom battens are longitudinal members. Thanks
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Yes

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Mark
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Is a plywood butt joint appropriate on the second 1/4" layer of hull bottom plywood. The first layer has scarf joints and the seams for the second layer are far from the first....Thanks
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Sure, the first layer will act as a butt block

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Mark
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The hull bottom is complete with two quarter inch layers of marine plywood. I am preparing to lay the black cherry veneer over the transom then the sides.....


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Mark
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The black cherry veneer is going on nicely and I look forward to the colors it will reveal when epoxied on the outer surface. The bead and cove's have allowed for great joints. Lots of fun with the staples.........................


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the veneer is on and finish work has started.........


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Mark
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A quick epoxy skim coat with black cherry dust was applied to fill the staple holes (about 1200). Lots of finish work remaining. The hull bottom will be white (interlux vc offshore) with black cherry strakes. A little personality has developed!


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The veneer sides have been stained with brown Interstain, two coats of CPES, fiberglass, and two coats of epoxy. The hull bottom has all but the stain, it will be white once the strakes are on. After the epoxy cures I am going to even things out with a bit of wet sanding.


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Grampa Steve
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Wow. Just beautiful. Keep up the great work.

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Mark
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Two coats of varnish on the sides and Interlux epoxy paint of the bottom.


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White bottom looks great.
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Isn't it amazing how that bottom paint just cleans everything up!

You must be itchin for a flippin!

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Mark
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Interior painting is next, then black cherry and maple decking, ......


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