Re: Other: glass not canvas on old canoe?
By:John Schroeder
Date: 8/24/2003, 6:09 pm
Date: 8/24/2003, 6:09 pm
In Response To: Other: glass not canvas on old canoe? (John Watson)
: A neighbour is restoring his father's old cedarstrip/canvas canoe. He has
: removed the damaged canvas leaving flat ribs covered by thin (1/8" or
: less) 2.5" wide cedar strips. ...
: He wants to eliminate the canvas and leave the outside as natural looking
: wood with the brass nail heads (attaching the cedar to the ribs) showing.
You're asking the classic "restore it or rod it" question with old cars. There is likely no one "right" answer, but I'd vote for restoration in this case.
jrs
Messages In This Thread
- Other: glass not canvas on old canoe?
John Watson -- 8/24/2003, 4:42 pm- Not
Paul G. Jacobson -- 8/26/2003, 8:17 pm- Re: Other: glass not canvas on old canoe?
Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 8/25/2003, 9:05 am- Restore!!!
Kent LeBoutillier -- 8/25/2003, 6:06 am- Re: Other: glass not canvas on old canoe? *LINK*
Ed King -- 8/25/2003, 2:05 am- Restore
Bob Kelim -- 8/24/2003, 10:50 pm- Re: Other: glass not canvas on old canoe?
Jim Pace -- 8/24/2003, 10:18 pm- Re: Other: glass not canvas on old canoe?
Roger Tulk -- 8/24/2003, 10:13 pm- Re: Classic or Glassit?
C. Fronzek -- 8/24/2003, 9:58 pm- Re: Other: glass not canvas on old canoe?
John Schroeder -- 8/24/2003, 6:09 pm - Re: Other: glass not canvas on old canoe?
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