... Pretty sure it'll be fine for dry sailed boats. I actually went to the HD for a gallon of the Bullseye 1-2-3 waterborne but noticed in the fine print, "Not...
Frank, Where is landenberg, PA. Maybe I could swing by and look at it. I have a little experience restoring and alot of glue mixing experience. Don Easton, PA ...
Jeff, I heard up to 72 hrs for a chemical bond at the lower end of theworking temp (50 f). < do it within 24 hours to get a chemical bond or sand it very, very...
I belieive that Kilz (not Kilz II) is the chemical equivalent of pure shellac and white die. I have seen articles buy, I think Payson And also Parker who...
... theworking temp (50 f). ... I'm sure that is true, the colder it gets the longer the time to wait. I'm just not sure enough to know what so I just use the...
Both the Micro, [& Micro Navigator, which I am building], and the AS-29 are designed with the openings *only* on the center line of the boat. With ballast, to...
Bruce Hallman
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Oct 1, 2003 3:09 pm
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...........And long before Epoxy was invented. pvanderwaart <pvanderw@...> wrote:> sheathing other than glass could be used on boats ... It has...
Wanted: Wyo Update conplete w/recent pics. Jeff, did you say yor building a Wyoming? ... theworking temp (50 f). ... I'm sure that is true, the colder it gets...
just located a possible proofing product, it is used to make eggs safe for long storage with out the use of refrigeration , you clean the fresh eggs and then...
Hi to all the group and my update for the group. My wife and I just laid the bottom on our brick using the plastic sheeting and copper. What a bright finish...
I put the title in but it never posted. John ... just ... copper. ... to ... Before ... just ... can ... how ... the ... find ... & ... a ... cut ... most ... ...
Hi Frank- Let me offer the following perspective: http://mkstocks.tripod.com/boats/martha_jane/deconstruction/ I think your repair is small by comparison. Get...
Can you give us more information on this product? Dealers, specs anything. ... safe for long storage with out the use of refrigeration , you clean the fresh...
Sheesh, this list covers ALL topics! 'Water glass' is simply sodium silicate dissolved in water. You can probably obtain it at any commercial chemical supply...
"water glass" is Sodium Silicate and has been around forever. We used to get it at the drug store. sodium silicate n. Any of various water-soluble silicate...
No slot and no screw in the chuck, so it must be a press-fit press. More after this weekend (boat events to distract me from fiddling in shop!) -- Craig...
... I agree! After looking again at the AS-29 drawings, the off-centerboard wells could be totally rebuilt without removing the interior cabinetry. Take a ...
Bruce Hallman
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Oct 2, 2003 2:54 pm
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Dear Sneakeasy builders: Has anyone ever toyed with the idea of building a deck over the sponsons. I believe it would involve raising the freeboard a bit to a ...
... Oh yes, another reason to fix the off-center board wells from the exterior, is that if you were to try to gain access from the interior, you would need to...
Bruce Hallman
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Oct 2, 2003 4:12 pm
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I shouldn't be that hard to patch a hole cut in the extrenal hull and make it near perfect, either. ... From: "Bruce Hallman" <bruce@...> To:...
This is the stuff I used to coat the wooden mold for my Micro. I got it from another builder of boats. It only took a small amount 2 pints? to coat the...
... My collection of AS-29 plans is in part illegible. I cannot read the number describing the amount of lead ballast...does that really read 8,000 lbs! The...
