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tartuffe 05-18-2013 11:48 PM

Installed the rub rail today. It was a one person job that could have used 2. If there is a hell and it has levels similar to what is described in Dante's Inferno, one layer is just putting on rubrail.

Here is a tip: Do not overtighten the screws, its will cause the rail to pucker a bit. I was half way through when I noticed this so I backed all the installed screws out a turn. I hope the pucker disappers when it heats up a few times. The remainder of the rail is nice and smooth.

Also another thing, I used C-clamps to grab a hold of the rub rail at the transom and then used a ratchet strap to stretch the railing tight. It worked great.

I'll post pics tomorrow, fingers are too sore to screws with photos at the present.

One other thing, if you want to track illegal immigrants, put a 1/4" bead of 5200 on the border. That stuff sticks to everything and gets everywhere.

chumbucket 05-19-2013 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by tartuffe (Post 203629)
One other thing, if you want to track illegal immigrants, put a 1/4" bead of 5200 on the border. That stuff sticks to everything and gets everywhere.

:you: So funny, but true! :clap:

reelapeelin 05-19-2013 02:41 PM

Can't wait to see it!!...did the floor harden up??...LOVE that nearly black BLUE!!...if I ever paint this '84, that's ZACKLY what I had in mind!!...did you spray or roll & tip?

tartuffe 06-01-2013 09:21 PM

The floor did harden up after about a week to 9 days. I tried rolling and tipping 6 different ways and sanded 6 coats almost off. 1 coat of sprayed and it came out really glossy.

tartuffe 06-11-2013 10:19 PM

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Mulv80 06-11-2013 10:58 PM

You should be proud, that boat looks fantastic!

phatdaddy 06-12-2013 07:14 AM

wow, looks great, i'll drop mine off this winter. you did a great job.

buckleyjr 06-12-2013 07:54 PM

Wow! She is beautiful! Great work.

tartuffe 06-12-2013 08:47 PM

thanks guys and Phat I'll have her back to you in 18 months and not a day sooner! But one condition, the boat will have to be renamed N'ver Again III as this was my second tear down and rebuild! First one was long enough ago that I forgot how bad it was.

RidgeRunner 06-13-2013 07:18 AM

I just re-read the entire thread. You asked me something a while back about how to attach the lateral stringers? Umm, I should be asking you. My work was amaturish and messy in comparison. Your bilge looks better than my topside. LOL. What a nice job. The way you used the PB to smooth out the radi makes the thru bulkhead piping and glasswork look awesome. You now have a brand new and improved version of the boat we all love. Congratulations!


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