Finishing the stringers | Pouring two part polyurethane foam
Time to wrap up these stringers by filling them up with a few gallons of pour foam. This adds a little more rigidity to the hull, and can help keep you off the bottom in the unlikely event that you take on water. Follow along this week and let's see if we can do this without making a huge mess!
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Time to Shine | Alexseal Paint Going on the Tremblay
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Laying up the floor | Using melamine to make a one-piece floor for the Tremblay
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Mamba Board - Go Board - PVC Board | How do they compare?
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Flipping the Boat | Didn't go quite like I expected
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Fabricating boat SPRAY RAILS for a 1977 SeaCraft 20
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No More Holes! The Right Way to Fill a Fiberglass Hull | Project PoorCraft Part 7
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Ripping out the floor and transom
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Building and installing new stringers
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The Peel Ply Mistakes I Made So You Don't Have To
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Rolling primer and prepping for paint | Anyone can do it!
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Fibreglassing Made Simple - with WEST SYSTEM Epoxy
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The Ultimate Float Test! Will Pink Sheet Foam Float a Jon Boat?
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The 1700s Secret to Bending Massive Oak Beams Without Breaking
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The Last Stringer Is In! How to FIBERGLASS Boat Stringers Like a PRO!
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Vacuum Bagging Wooden Boat Planking | Building Temptress Ep43
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Will This Transom Repair LAST? - Antidote's New Core Install
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Glue Tests - Foam Bones Van Build System Vol. 2
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3 Ways to Laminate Fiberglass Patches for Boat Repair (One Works Better)
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Repairing the Stringers
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