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Yeah, pretty sure no wet keel required!

Wow Sam!! Great Work! I’ve been away toooooo long! Got a lot of catching up to do it appears!!

PB is polyester resin mixed with filler to the consistency of creamy peanut butter… thus PB!

Don’t think this Model has a wet keel! What’s her length?

Hey Kev!! Was thinking about you so I thought I’d drop a line. Hope all is well with you and yours. Give me a call when you have time and we’ll do some catching up!!

I always knew you were a GOAT boat builder!!!

What resin products did you use?

She looks GREAT!! Not sure of your budget but…if I were to buy a machine to do upholstery today this would be the one https://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/smp-con205rb-1.php?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0bSnhf6C-gIV5RXUAR0jtA94EAQYAiABEgKNCvD_BwE Blessings to you and yours!!

Hope you and yours are doing well!

If she were mine. I’d sand, lay down two coats of epoxy resin and then paint.

For chips that small, I’d use unwaxed thickened gel coat and cover with Saran Wrap. It’ll cure just fine. D prep first, wipe with acetone then apply GC!

As a Sealer! Poly ALWAYS needs CSM and should never be thinned! cloth/fabric gives it structural strength

Thanks Mick!!

Thanks Sam. Sherry likes to travel sooo if Gas prices come back down you may have visitors!!

Using thinned polyester resin as a sess as let is not advisable. When it cures it will be brittle and crack. This allows water penetration

We’ll guys… I got remarried and will be moving to Ada Ok I July! Sold the Blue Flamingo to the gentleman that I did the red interior for. I hope to buy another small fishing boat next year. Time will tell Wish everyone a Happy Life!!

Way to go Kev!!! Very nice work!!