chrishayes
Senior Chief Petty Officer
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Re: 1973 wellcraft 165 sport airslot project w/ pics
ok, so heres my update. First thing I did was to cut all my glass out from the new 14 yard roll of 50" wide 1708. My wife was so awesome. She took all my measurements and figured out how to make them all fit on my glass with minimal waste. She even went so far as to make a 1/4 scale model! God I love my wife
SO with that, I cut them all out.
Then after that, I knew I had to rough and scuff before I could start glassing so I figured since I was making a mess anyways, I may as well cut my starboard side outer stringer to the exact height I needed. Man what a mess. I made quick work of it with my battery powered skil saw. I also used my router with round over bit to form the top for glass to go over it better.
After that, I rough and scuffed the hull hoping and praying that I didnt have to do that again. I will...
After that, I shop vacced the whole thing and finished it off with a acetone bath. With this, I was ready to glass.
ok, so heres my update. First thing I did was to cut all my glass out from the new 14 yard roll of 50" wide 1708. My wife was so awesome. She took all my measurements and figured out how to make them all fit on my glass with minimal waste. She even went so far as to make a 1/4 scale model! God I love my wife
SO with that, I cut them all out.

Then after that, I knew I had to rough and scuff before I could start glassing so I figured since I was making a mess anyways, I may as well cut my starboard side outer stringer to the exact height I needed. Man what a mess. I made quick work of it with my battery powered skil saw. I also used my router with round over bit to form the top for glass to go over it better.

After that, I rough and scuffed the hull hoping and praying that I didnt have to do that again. I will...

After that, I shop vacced the whole thing and finished it off with a acetone bath. With this, I was ready to glass.
