Bringing some life back to a old 10 meter :D
09-20-2012 | 08:10 PM
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Well the past 2 days we have been able to get the boat blocked, touch up some spots, re-blocked, ready for the first coat of IMRON. Taped up and ready. Sides and transom feel way better then they did that is for sure. Lots of block work, but should turn out really nice. Just a few shots. Hope to shoot tom. Weather has been great.. Some pics of the deck also, will get to that next season, has some minor flaws that need addressed. Snagged one of the ole captain(dad) in action, doing what he does best. Must thank him for his talent, assistance on this. Should be very respectable when it is finished. 
Also thanks to Glassdave. I know we have spoke with him a few times, he has always been very helpful.
John jr
Also thanks to Glassdave. I know we have spoke with him a few times, he has always been very helpful.
John jr
09-24-2012 | 06:46 PM
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Got the transom done in the first coat, spotted in a few spots along the chine and first strake along the bottom. Tom me might be able to a side done. This Imron flowed out really nice. Should be like glass after a light wet sand and buff.
John jr
John jr
09-24-2012 | 09:03 PM
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Actually the boat was converted to Bravo's and the X is really high. Dad and me were talking about how neat it would to make this a FULL Stagger. But since the transom, stringers are new, we didn't want to get tied up in all that. It would have been a bad b^&*h full stagger.
John jr
John jr
09-26-2012 | 09:50 PM
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Well today was good to us. Was able to get the transom, left hull, side done. Tom we will start on the right side, bottom. Once it is all tied in nice, we will start on the blocking, then hit it with a good buff. Paint laid out pretty well, looks better now then when it was wet( naturally) would seem as what we did body work wise is as nice as any. Will have more pics soon. Now only if we could find some extension boxes 
John jr
John jr
