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Hey brother thank you so much for this it taught me alot my guy keep doing shit like this i love it your work is great brotherman

FYI the ping pong ball scupper drain covers worked perfectly on my 20 mako

Awesome mate 😂

Watching these videos highlights to me, time and time again, that I would NOT have the patience to do this kind of work! But kudos to you for making it look easy!

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Looks awesome man. Enjoy watching your progress. Wish I was doing the same.

Dylan be sanding! Looking good. Can’t wait to see it finished!

Nice work, as usual. Thanks for posting.

Use a Gatorade bottle with a 1/16 hole in the cap for your acetone so you don't have to pour you can squirt it on rags and surface. that's what I do makes life easier.

How do you like the FGCI resin? I've been using WEST systems because it's easy to get locally, and I've been happy with it, but I'm willing to try new products.

Another wonderful episode. As a BOOMER (04/02/1949) I truly appreciate Your work ethic, Your dedication, and Your choice of music. There are about 3 channels I wait for as my middle-aged body wakes up in the morning and pour that 1st cup of coffee. The only improvement I can suggest is that, along with my coffee, we could have some boobies and buttcrack (not Yours) on the project. I know You can do it.

Present bro full support 🇵🇭

Nice work!!

Thanks, that's a great help! How's that patch of lawn going heh.

Fairing gonna crack all over after crashing into some waves

Hey Dylan, found your channel the other day and I’m now a fan. Great work! One thing I gotta mention on your mako is about the polypropylene fuel tank you installed by Moeller. I have the same kind in my boat that I redid and I remember in the install instructions they specifically warn against foaming it in. I know the fuel tank will swell 3% when it interacts with gasoline, not sure if that’s the reason but they recommend strapping it down. Hope that doesn’t cause a serious problem in the future but thought you should be aware incase it does. Tight lines and be safe out there!

i just keep saying it ... I marvel today and a young person having a work ethic when their contemporaries are an amalgam of lazy gamers. Keep up the great work. I've watched from the beginning and can't wait for the conclusion. I'm learning more each time I watch. Very proud of You.

How much did you spend on materials? I found a cheap boat to practice on would be my first time working with fiberglass

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Nice work!!

Can you do a video on how to patch a rod holder hole but one thats thick enaugh to where you would have to use a piece of coosa or something, I need to get mine fix

I think that boat will be around long after your dead! Built like a tank! Can’t wait to see the finished product!

I would’ve invest in a battery operated sheer

What epoxy are you using?

Youre absolutely right, sanding is never-ending. So far its looking great, looking forward to completion.

Coming along nicely

That’s awesome work how cool can’t wait to see the finish product

That’s a lot of fairing nice work man 👍

Looking good!! thanks for sharing!

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Hey! Was your boat sitting on the trailer or did you build a frame?

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I like your work!! Thanks for sharing....

FYI I have a 1982 20 foot Mako, I bought the boat with a recent new transom (Coosa) raised to 24" and a new tank, I replace most of the floor and fixed the hatches with Coosa, I also moved the battery to under the console. I found a low hour 2004 Honda 150 and stern weight is an issue, the self bailing holes have water coming in all the time with just one person in the back. These boats were built for lighter 2 Strokes so if you can move some weight forward that would be a good idea. Boat rides a lot better than the 77 Mako 19 my family had decades ago.

GREAT JOB , ALWAYS FIX YOUR TRANSOM FROM THE INSIDE, NEVER REPAIR YOUR TRANSOM FROM THE OUTSIDE 👍👍

I’m on this phase in my restore . I like how you interlock the stringers towards the bow instead of installing them side by side . Thank you as I continue to be educated. Keep up the great work .

Did you use foam or microfiber roller ?

Fantastic video, thank you for sharing!

Good work man coming together

I really your company name. Very appropriate The Waves Boatworks I hope my translation is correct?

Great videos! I have been waiting for and watching all of them in this series. I am rebuilding my own 1990 18ft sea pro cc full teardown and rebuild. These have been extremely helpful. Thanks again.

Make the rigging tubes sweep less aggressively will make pushing wires easier. Like posted earlier use heat gun easily bends

Looks great progress 😮

nice work brosef

Nice work can’t wait for the one piece deck 👍

Get that Mako done! 😂 love to come check out the boats some day.

Nice!!! Use a heat gun to bend the pipe

Nice work!!

Good job. The outer skins create most of the stiffness with the Coosa helping. The 1708 layer in between the two Coosa board layers could have probably been skipped. Also a toothed trowel to apply that thickened inner epoxy would have made a uniform glue thickness. But these do not affect the outcome much. The half round oscillating blade you used was a good choice on the cutaway job. So many old fiberglass boats could be restored by cutting out the rotted wood members buried in old polyester resin, and replaced with Coosa in glass and epoxy resin like you did. Gave it a thumbs up!