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- Birthday 11/26/1982
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I'm getting ready for finishing details, I'm planing on painting the primary color a Nantucket blue. I want your thought!!! I'm thinking the hull all blue with a white line at the water line and then a bottom color a black or red. I'm also debating if I should paint the cabin roof and top of the cover the same blue, or leave it white. Any thoughts or ideas are welcome. In the mean time I'll work on the pots and live wells.
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Well with my kids winter activities in full mode finding time to work on the boat is getting hard! I've put about 5 coats of white paint down before I glued the roof on. I trimmed the sides flush with the cabin and filled any gaps with wood puddy. After that drys I'll sand some more and paint again.
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I finished planking the hull. I used some hobby lite wood filer to help close any small gaps and smoth out the hull a little. I this works very well. I just need to do a little more sanding tonight. I noticed a very small bulge on the left side of the hull at the 5th bulk head. The hull looks fine from the naked eye but if I really exam it I can see it. Any tips on how to catch this before planking is 90% done? Or am I just being to picky?
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Planking is underway. This is definitely my weakest part of the build. I've one planked one other boat so I'm very skeptical of my technique. I ran out glue so I had to stop for the night. I use the thin and medium cyanoacrylate and the insta-set spray. I like it and think it works great. If anyone has any thoughts I'd love to hear them. I do glue my fingers together often!
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