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Submitted By:
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rebuilt
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Date Created:
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11-04-2007
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Description:
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This started with an innocent question from a fishin buddy. "Hey, you know anything about fiberglass"? He thought it would be a quick patch up job. Huh!!He had given up on it. He gave me a couple of pints of old poly resin, some small packages of autoparts type fiberglass patches, and a couple of sheets of plywood.In hindsight, I know why. What it is is a 1977 Hurst 15' open bow tri-hull. Every fiber of wood in the entire boat was either completely rotten, or had rot damage. When I got done cutting, it looked like something ready for the land fill. Nothing but the original wood-less, gutted, hull remained. Ya really gotta want to build-own a boat to set the hook on this one. It's been an education so far. Tearing down sucked. Putting it back together is a lot of fun.
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Tools / Materials:
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Go to the Boating Store
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Transom-less
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Stbd flotation block, custom front deck & storage, most of main deck removed.
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Plenty of curves to cut
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Looks like bat wings
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New transom
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Startin to look like a boat again
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2 more layers of 18 oz sheets, 3 overlapping layers at the seams, 5 layers total.
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New transom sanded, ready for final smoothing resin bath
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