Neoprene pads were put on with 5200. Care was given to make sure there was complete coverage so that no water could sit between the pads and the tank. This was done along the bottom and the sides of the tanks.
Then using 5200 and solid fiberglass board, spacers were put
Bryan Haas
| bryhaas@gmail.com |
| Cookstown Ontario |
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I grew up on the waters of the Chesapeake sailing and fishing. I was paid to work, sail, race, and sometimes live on a 51' Hinkley (they didn't really need to pay me but they offered!).
I am a high school science teacher who likes to learn by doing. Used to teach at "The Sound School" in New Haven Ct. Check it out, the most amazing on- the- water school there is.
I have rebuilt smaller boats from scratch, but nothing on this scale. This is an adventure. All help is greatly appreciated.
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