So, this is what your supposed to look like after an afternoon of boat building......(happy, but dirty)
Here is a new 22'' fairing board I made. I was using spray glue to hold the sandpaper on to my old ones, I would have to heat up the paper with a heat gun to get the glue to release, then glue another piece on. It was hot, stinky, sticky, and a complete pain in the ass. With this one I just loosen the screws, take out the old piece of paper, and stick a new piece in, tighten it down, and get back to it. Tomorrows another compound application day, so back to sticky instead of dusty.
2 comments:
Sam:
Bet you are in the "groundhog day" phase of the project - every day seems the same and you don't see much progress forward. Don't get impatient and break out the power tools!
Sneak your daughter & wife out to Eldora for an afternoon. Better yet, Winter Park/Mary Jane. Do they still run the ski train?
Hope to get out there this summer - one of my best friends lives in Parker.
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Bill
Yup, groundhog day, but I'm staying after it. I don't post pictures anymore because it always looks pretty much the same. I would be farther but I go snowboarding every Friday. Last week I went to MaryJane and took part in the 40" POWFEST. So that shot me for sanding on Saturday as well. I have some work scheduled for tonight, maybe I'll post some pictures.
Sam
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