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willy 09-21-2006 12:33 AM
Re: Use starboard ( Pics )
 
H@ll just side your whole house with starboard ;D

All kidding aside that sounds like a good idea with the gunnels, only thing I am not quite sure of is if it will look too much like you covered your boat with cutting board. Does that stuff come in colors, cause I think that much of the stuff won't look to good.

phester 09-21-2006 12:35 AM
Re: Use starboard ( Pics )
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by chumbucket
That would look good too RAP. What you do at the seams is to lay a table saw blade down to the shallowest angle you can get and cut across the width. Then the next piece will have the reverse angle to lay on top of the previous piece. That hides most of the seam line. You would do the same thing for interior and exterior trim on your house for long runs. ;)
Us contractors call that a "weather cut" ;) when done right and tight, they're invisible

macojoe 09-21-2006 12:59 AM
Re: Use starboard ( Pics )
 
Willy that stuff xcomes in all kinds of colors!! If he gets the off whit color, I think sand, it will match the weelcraft gel coat.

reelapeelin 09-21-2006 08:51 AM
Re: Use starboard ( Pics )
 
Yup, the angle-cut or weather cut's the way to go!!...important that ''strips" are SAME width...get screws close to this seam...

LESTERUS 09-22-2006 03:16 PM
Re: Use starboard ( Pics )
 
I'M WITH REEL, IF YOU TAKE STARDBOARD (1/2" OR 3/4")
AND MAKE A NICE PIECE WITH GROOVES IN IT LIKE A STEP PLATE AND THE MOUNT THE ROD HOLDER AND OUTRIGGER BASE ON TOP OF IT, AND SCREEW IT FROM THE BOTTOM UP SO YOU DONT SEE THE SCREWS IT WOULD LOOK GOOD.

LESTERUS


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