If you don't like a lot of scraping, one of the citrus-based non-toxic paint strippers works awesome and smells good too. Brush on, let work overnight, bam, everything wipes off the next day. Sanding and glassing the old rudder and daggerboard is fine if you don't intend to race in "official" events. Racers need to keep everything pretty much stock.
Paint stripper would have been a life saver! I haven't had much luck with them in the past, however, it may be good to give them a second chance. I have no intent to do any racing with this boat, but good to know for future builds! Thanks for the support and tips! Tyler
My works too. Used woodprix handbooks and build it with no problems.
Enjoyed this part 1 but can't find part 2. Clicking on Oddly Adventures gets a list of your videos, but part 2 is not there.
If you don't like a lot of scraping, one of the citrus-based non-toxic paint strippers works awesome and smells good too. Brush on, let work overnight, bam, everything wipes off the next day.
Sanding and glassing the old rudder and daggerboard is fine if you don't intend to race in "official" events. Racers need to keep everything pretty much stock.
Paint stripper would have been a life saver! I haven't had much luck with them in the past, however, it may be good to give them a second chance.
I have no intent to do any racing with this boat, but good to know for future builds!
Thanks for the support and tips!
Tyler
Where is part 2???