ROTTEN Bayliner Boat Floor Plans (What a PROCESS!!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Demolition of my rotten water logged 2000 Bayliner Boat has been a process. What you see on top is nothing compared to what's going on underneath. This video is what I've been up too. My floor plans and all my supplies.
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Since you're already familiar with total boat, they have a product called total tread. Its a non-skid marine deck paint. Its probably the easiest and cheapest route to take, coming in at $100 per gallon. With that said, I would coat everything in gel coat first, just use a roller. Give it a very light scuffing first, acetone rag job, then just roll the deck paint on. If for some reason you ever have to do touch ups, you can purchase just a quart for $30, and it will blend right in, with the same color and texture. Hope this helps
Thanks Cliff. I've already bought it
My 92 bayliner floors are getting soft and I appreciate the vids!
Thanks! Good luck with it
Good job, Kurt. Doing research and picking peoples brains pay off in the long run. Doesn't matter what your project is, research, research.
Thanks. Lots of info without a lot of wasted video filler BS. Good job.
Much appreciated
I was so worried about working on my first boat with the same issues, and with no skill or training I didn't know where to start, I'm glad I came up on these videos cause it gives my the confidence to work on the boat myself now.
Thanks! Best of luck
Totally loved this video. You remind me so much of my grandfather. I’m sorry I know your not old but I remember him fishing all the time. He’d go out to the Salton Sea, (Indio, Ca) for weeks at a time with my grandma. My mother and I would go down and visit them for a weekend. He loved fishing as I loved watching him. Ate a lot of fish in my days!!!
Those seats are awesome!!! Make sure to put reinforcement gussets under them.... the extra leverage they have will rip the deck apart... I have personally seen this happen. Keep up the great work.
MinWax Wood Hardener is a blessing. Its a single part epoxy that soaks in, then hardens.
I've been watching 3 other boat building channels on TH-cam for a couple of years. I never in my wildest dreams thought I'd be watching a 4th! lol In all seriousness, I'm impressed with the progress thus far. Man, is it allot of work! But I think when all is said and done, you're going to have something you will really be proud of. Nice work bro 👍
Much appreciated! Thanks
Ya know it's kinda messed up nowadays, but Lowes is actually the only place I could get marine grade plywood, none of the lumber yards had any at all, and I triple checked, it's the real thing
Great job. I've never heard anyone say they wish they would have not over engineered a project lol. I'm the exact same way. Build it to last. Good luck and looking forward to seeing how it turns out.
Great plan and if you're going to do it.. you might as well do it right. I'm the same. I knew wood prices skyrocketed, but I didn't know marine wood was thru the clouds. Wow! Great job Kurt. Looking forward to seeing the next step. Thanks for posting all the detail. Detail is good.
Looking good Kurt, I agree with 2 coats on the deck as well since you have enough. You the man!
So cool. Great job. Love watching a good plan coming together. Properly built DIY projects long outlast the factory originals. Most factory boats you buy are meant to fail ovwr time so you are forced to buy expensive new ones. It's like they want us all to go into debt every 4-5 years. Being able to fix and repair and strengthen and improve means you get as good as new and it will last almost forever if you store it properly as well. Again great project. As always love the videos and love the channels.
Hey Kurt. You do know what boat stands for! Bust Out Another Thousand. I had to do all that to my very first boat thought i got a good deal! Haha. So I’ve Been there done that in my younger days! Nice work. Good luck on finishing her up which I know you will in excellent fashion. God bless. Take care.
Great work Kurt, my son and I have been doing similar work on 13 foot Boston whalers over the last few years.
Thanks! Good luck
Over engineering by say 50% reduces worry by 200% and gives 100% peace of mind. 👍
Absolutely
Very good and informative video Kurt! Like you, when I rebuilt my boat a few years ago I overbuilt as well. I figured it was such a big job, I didn't want to have to do it again anytime soon!
Paying attention to details, which includes the prep work is the make or break to a successful build! Looks excellent so far! Thank you for sharing with us!
Nice work! Sister has the same boat with the same soft spot.
You're a boss. Thanks for sharing your journey and giving me the confidence and direction to start cutting out my deck. Appreciate your reinforcing that you overbuild, so I will follow along and adjust as necessary. Following your shopping list!
Kurt YOU are definitely THE MAN!!! yeah, uh huh, YOU DA MAN. YOU GO!!!✨💪💪😁
Thanks for showing this build. Having to do the same with my boat.
Good luck!
Love the build and the step by step instructions.
You’re doing a great job Kurt. Looking forward to seeing the finished product. You and your family are gonna really enjoy that thing when it’s finished.Aloha from Kauai.🤙🏻🔨💪🏻👊🏻
You are one busy man my friend!
Also the marine grade plywood uses a special adhesive for laminating between the layers.
I just did a complete floor and bulkheads on my 1995 Capri, worth it!
Marine grade plywood also has a water resistant glue.
You are, IMHO, doing a great job! Throwing this idea out to you as a substitute for carpet---a product called SeaDek. I am anxious for the next video.
I am starting a surprise project for my future wife… and I have to do the floor thanks for the video
Love the journey of the boat repairs. Hope you and your family had a great Thanksgiving.
I don't mind all the Talking LOL nice job so far can't wait to see the next blog!!! Great job on the research and purchasing!!! God bless you and your family!!! I hope you had an amazing Thanksgiving!!!
Very informative. Very nice
Hell of a plan! Keep up the good work!
A little tip for removing the excess fiberglass cloth at the edges: instead of waiting until it hardens and having to use a power tool to cut it, cut it with a razor knife when it's just a bit stiff, about 4 to 6 hours after applying the resin. It cuts really easy and cleanly and with no dangerous fiberglass dust.
And another tip about the epoxy resin that you bought too much of: at least it has a REALLY LONG shelf life. I'm still using resin and hardener that I bought 10 years ago. It freezes every winter and sometimes gets thick and crystallized but you just heat it up to about 130 degrees and it liquefies and keeps on working great.
Thanks for the tips!
Awesome job kurt!!!
Good luck man, It’s look really good so far
Awesome. Thank you for sharing.
Great Job! Very impressive! You would of made heck of a squid!
Smart to research!! Your work passes my inspection. Great job so far. Patiently Waiting to see how it turns out. 👍
To bad you weren't closer, I have some marine grad plywood never used, wewd have given it to you.
Damn! Thanks anyway
Kurt you are like Me I tend to over build stuff myself I want to do it right the first time and not redo things a year or two down the road. It is looking good your going to have a Great looking Bass Boat :) I can't wait to see the final product when you are finished with it and it will be way better then Factory that I can tell you. I hate Carpet in boats to they are just a water collector and rot everything under it.
So true. Thanks!
You're doing a fantastic job. 👏
U need to find grip stuff like they have on top of a skateboard
You make everything interesting.
I appreciate that
You scared me when you said "let's go look at my wood" lmao
Hahaha
Great video
"Follow the process, not the plan." - A. Savage
LMAO @ HEART PALPITATIONS!!
Looking good Kurt! All you have left is the fun stuff! Lol! Resin.... I put that sh$t on everything! LFOD!!!🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Hahaha
Hey man, do you have any video of you taking the foam board to your Bayliner floor and making the templates?
nothing wrong with doing it the right way ....just means you wont have to do it again for non skid surface you can sand to which ever paint you decide on
Where can I get the most cost effective fiberglass material for a significant project?
Good thing you didn’t go for the cheaper plywood ,I did…big mistake..I glassed it but the non marine plywood swelled up like a sponge instant delaminating of the plywood …
Where did you get the plywood from? I can’t find it anywhere.
What tools did you use to remove the wood ?
Where u buy the plywood thank you
Chesapeake plywood
How much for your old seats I have a 1986 16" Passport that I'm getting ready to put a floor in and I have those seats you just got
I think that gas tank going to rub a hole in it, that's why you want an inch all away around that wood going to swell and rub a hole soon and the smell of gas in a boat and I would have use teak wood. Good luck, stick too metal detecting.
How many gallons or epoxy resin did you end up using on this project?
Total, about 4 - 4 1/2
Ok I just bought the same boat but a 1999 and going to be doing the same as you did have the floor n foam out just letting it air out for awhile before I get after it.. I seen your material list is there any of them item I'll need to order multiples of?
@@joshlarson7554 I used a lot of the fumed silica. I made a lot of the thickened epoxy to fill seams and such. Definitely get a big container of that. I ended up ordering a little more 1708. I did 2 layers on the deck. 3 in some areas. Luckily amazon ships stuff pretty qiuck to me. When I got low I ordered more and had plenty of time. Good luck with the project!
did you get the slow or fast hardner?
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Foam helps with floatation?? Can I explain the thought behind that? How foam inside the boat will help with floatation?
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