Good stuff EF. Really good! Bout ready for some fish slime
We painted an old Sylvan last week, using the same, Total Boat, paint as you chose. In fact, we’ve used it several times, on older, tin botes.
We generally use the tip and roll method, and get pretty good results. One thing, as mentioned in the application instructions, is to allow a 72 hour curing process, between coats of paint.
It really does make a difference, in the final bonding!
Painted, two coats.
The faux sea deck should be here any day, that’s next.
I’m really happy with the looks after 2 coats of self etching primer and two heavy top coats today.
Getting closer
She’s a beauty!!!
EVA flooring layed, I have some pro tips if anyone is interested. Mostly use a heat gun, the glue works 100% better.
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Glad you’re on the water again, looks like Sir Tuck approves mightily
Sweet brother
Starboard tube under gunwale is Cajun anchor scabbard, port is TM wiring conduit?
Obviously a lot of thought into the setup, and it looks great!
Good eye, it’s a CUV now
Creek Utility Vehicle, lol.
Now time to start on the new Edisto Fisher, she grew up on a lake in Alabama.
I hope I never have to turn this one over
Both are sweet rigs, Captain!
Looking forward to some fishing reports…
Taking the CUV to Harkers Island Monday for a week, reports to follow, (fingers crossed)
There’s an extra bedroom, all you need is a toothbrush, some fishing duds, and a few days off
Open invite, come on
Thanks for the invite, but I’m already booked the 11th/19th @ IOP.
Hope to get offshore a time or two, but plenty of pier fishing, I’m sure!