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Still at it. So I didn't want to drill into the deck. So I epoxied in seat mounts that I can fasten the seats to. Front seats are in and flotation foam is in. Added a bimini top. I think may wait to install the rear bulk heads and seat until after the motor is remounted. I get that flotation...
So I have redone my transom, including sealing the original holes through the transom that drained water from the motor well (outboard motor). I do not want to drill through the transom to create new holes for drainage (rather not drill through my newly glassed transom. I was thinking about...
Thanks. It will be trailered most of the time, only use in fresh water. I wanted to use the 2000e because I have some gelcoat cracking. I tried to Dremel out and fill as much as I could, but I wouldn't mind the extra protection. So from what I understand, 2000e as a primer then interlux vc if...
Finally got resin. And started the stringers. Peanut buttered'em in and added a layer of chop then 1708 then chop thus is midway through. Too hot to do anything during the day the resin hardens too fast.
Picked up a 92 Bayliner Bayliner for next to nothing to restore. Have already removed the outboard built a stand and threw a battery and throttle on it just in case I need them. Removed some of the interior and as I expected needs a new transom and stringers, as these boats weren't the best...