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02-03-2010, 09:29 PM
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I started having some fun with some graphic ideas today. I want teh graphic to be blue and the top silver and the bottom orange. I didn't like the back of the graphic so i will switch it to the outlined tape in the last pic. I was just playing around .
02-05-2010, 11:02 AM
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Well youre in it now, might as well keep going. Youre in for a loong ride, but you seem to have the time space and chops to make it happen.
No doubt the paint will look killer,
Dave
No doubt the paint will look killer,
Dave
02-07-2010, 07:42 PM
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Ive never heard someone use the word "chops" like that.
This is my thoughts on the whole thing. When I am done atleast I know 100% forsure the boat is solid. I could go spend $10,000 on another one or more and still have issues cause it will be older. Cause it seems no matter what the wood will come unlaminated from the glass for one over time.
This is my thoughts on the whole thing. When I am done atleast I know 100% forsure the boat is solid. I could go spend $10,000 on another one or more and still have issues cause it will be older. Cause it seems no matter what the wood will come unlaminated from the glass for one over time.
02-08-2010, 12:38 PM
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"chops" you got my friend to undertake a job like this.
At this stage if you dont tear it all out your just asking to go back in there again in a season or 2. Might as well swallow the bitter pill now, suck it up and go for it.
Plus if you want off the thing you can get some legit money for it if you doucment the work.
Did some douchbag let the lawn sprinkler spray into this thing for like 5 years?
UD
02-09-2010, 11:50 AM
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I plan to keep the thing for a long time if not forever lol.
I'm thinking the best route now is to go all the way forsure.
When you say document it do you mean basically just take pictures of everything as I go?
It wouldn't surprise me I have had moments where I thought maybe the thing was sunk lol
I'm thinking the best route now is to go all the way forsure.
When you say document it do you mean basically just take pictures of everything as I go?
It wouldn't surprise me I have had moments where I thought maybe the thing was sunk lol
02-09-2010, 12:12 PM
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I plan to keep the thing for a long time if not forever lol.
I'm thinking the best route now is to go all the way forsure.
When you say document it do you mean basically just take pictures of everything as I go?
It wouldn't surprise me I have had moments where I thought maybe the thing was sunk lol
I'm thinking the best route now is to go all the way forsure.
When you say document it do you mean basically just take pictures of everything as I go?
It wouldn't surprise me I have had moments where I thought maybe the thing was sunk lol
Yes - detailed pictures before and after of the same area is important to a potential buyer, and its just cool for us all to see in any case!
It could have been partially sunk -a missing plug, slow leak. dead battery bilge filling up etc. very common...
Thanks for spending the time to detail what you have done for us.
UD
02-09-2010, 08:41 PM
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I took a few other pics but they were with my camera on my phone and there is overspray all over it so they didn't come out too good lol Have to remember my cam next time I drag it in. How much do you think documenting it would effect the value?
