Tin Boat Rebuild continued...

stalker14

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I finally got around to building and installing a front deck on my Jon Boat project.

About 20 years ago when I rebuilt my old Cobia I did this in the non-skid sand on the deck;
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So I decided to do something similar to my Jon Boat just for fun. After I cut out the plywood and I epoxy coated it I got it ready for the sand non-skid surface and I needed a model for my design;
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All sketched out, I am no artist by any means but what the heck;
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Cut out;
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Continued...
 

stalker14

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Re: Tin Boat Rebuild continued...

More pictures....

Some details added;
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Epoxy and sand;
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Tape removed before epoxy sets up fully so I won’t have to use a chisel to do it;
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Epoxy applied over the sand after a good vacuuming;
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All done glued and screwed into place, not to bad for a jon boat;
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Close up;
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gm280

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Re: Tin Boat Rebuild continued...

Personally I like it. It is always interesting to see folks take pride in their projects and do the usual in an unusual way to make it just a little bit nicer. Good job and looks really nice... Thanks for posting your ideas... :cool:
 
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