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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Found a hole in the bottom of the boat, full of water! Quick fix the night before a 3-day river camping trip turns to more problems so it is now time to fix them all!
Fiberglass repair, paint, motor work and some other odds and ends to get the boat back in the water.
Using the ratchet straps to flip it was genius at 4:40 I just had to do some repairs and repaint the bottom of my Classic and used the same trick to flip mine haha
Awesome! Glad the video helped someone out. I hope your repairs went well and it is better then ever.
Nice, wondering what the oar outriggers are, thank you.
They are actually kayak roof racks. Check out our other video for details. th-cam.com/video/6cTCoh6-nwM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=QZIlbD9aJ_Mkm4Mp
What grinding disk did you use on your angle grinder to strip the old paint and resin off? Need to do my gheenoe.
Love this build. Couple of questions: What kind of lid is that on your center seat? Also, how did you attach the kayak racks? Last, do you have a build blog with more details? This is exactly what I'm looking for. Fabulous job!
sorry, no more details or blog posts other than this. The kayak racks are just bolted on. Seadek on the seat hatch which is a fiberglass covered piece of wood. keep it simple!
Looks good!!
What kind of resin did you use? What type of cloth? What did you use for paint?
nothing really special in materials since it is a small diy project boat. Bondo fiberglass resin, the cloth was from back when we originally built it so I am not sure of the specifics, other than a medium weight biaxial and reustoleum marine coating paint.
Thank you