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Nice job! If you have one available, throw a canopy over it, will help the stripper from drying so quick. Besides, that's how us real hillbillies do it
Nice job! If you have one available, throw a canopy over it, will help the stripper from drying so quick. Besides, that's how us real hillbillies do it
I hear ya, I set up a cheapo canopy sort of half in the boat and half outside the boat just to try and get some shade on one of the first days I started stripping paint (I think you can see it in one of my earlier pics), but we've had winds of 15mph-30mph (with gusts up to 50mph) for what seems like a week now...
Once the wind finally calms down I'll probably rig something up again. Maybe this time I'll actually try to put it OVER the boat.