Date: 10/13/1999, 11:20 am
. The hull is not as ding
> resistant as other boats that i have made that were well wetted out on
> bare wood. Some of that has to do with 4oz cloth but not entirely, a coho
> i made had the same cloth, the wood was saturated more.
Then again the dings might have something to do with a new found game of kayak mount, paddle like crazy onto the back deck of a friends boat, someone else paddles onto your back deck , someone paddles onto their back deck,etc. Kind of an Escher like rafting up, it helps if you alternate plastic boat/wood boat/plastic to reduce the shredding. It's a pretty stable raft and houres d ourves (sp?) can be passed peson to person without the proximity of anchovy breath that comes with parallel rafting. Just make sure that the hardware on a friends boat isn't too sharp, one of the plastic boats had a metal padeye .....after skooting on a boat with my Mariner fresh polyester resin aroma wafted up,,zip went that gelcoat,,,,,metal padeye. so many things to consider
Messages In This Thread
- 3 mm vs 4 mm plywood?
Nathan -- 10/12/1999, 1:14 pm- Re: 3 mm vs 4 mm plywood?
lee -- 10/13/1999, 1:04 am- Re: dings
lee -- 10/13/1999, 11:20 am
- it's a question of glass/epoxy lay-ups
Dean Trexel -- 10/12/1999, 5:29 pm- Overall weight of finished boat
Scotty -- 10/13/1999, 12:59 am
- Re: 3 mm vs 4 mm plywood?
Mike Scarborough -- 10/12/1999, 4:12 pm - Re: dings
- Re: 3 mm vs 4 mm plywood?