No Butt No Putt
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Building seats and side panels.
Grey...black will be a wee bit toastey
I'm not sure if the hose routing in the second picture will work too well. Lol!Got the steering installed. View attachment 517298 View attachment 517299
I'm not sure if the hose routing in the second picture will work too well. Lol!
I'd stay away from sweeping lines like that. There aren't any graphics on the boat that have radiused lines like that. Everything is very angular. I'd go with either stripes that are parallel or hockey stick type shapes.I'm having a hard time coming up with a design for my seats.
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I'd stay away from sweeping lines like that. There aren't any graphics on the boat that have radiused lines like that. Everything is very angular. I'd go with either stripes that are parallel or hockey stick type shapes.
I agree. I'm going with the same design as eliminator had it because I know it works. You might want to talk with Eddie. I had some ideas, then he and my wife changed my mind.
I'd stay away from sweeping lines like that. There aren't any graphics on the boat that have radiused lines like that. Everything is very angular. I'd go with either stripes that are parallel or hockey stick type shapes.
I'm seriously considering all white and double stitched. No tubing.
Then do vertical, horizontal, hockey sticks in the same orientation of what you drew the swooping lines. It would just look quiet off to have swooping designs on the seats when everything about the boat, hull shape, graphics, motor cowling shape/lines/graphics are all angular.I don't want the same angled stripes that guys have been doing for 100 years.
Then do vertical, horizontal, hockey sticks in the same orientation of what you drew the swooping lines. It would just look quiet off to have swooping designs on the seats when everything about the boat, hull shape, graphics, motor cowling shape/lines/graphics are all angular.
I like them when they aren't over the top or over powering. I think they are clean and a tasteful way to add some accent color.I get what your saying but were hockey sticks ever cool or did it just date boats.
I'm seriously considering all white and double stitched. No tubing.
I like them when they aren't over the top or over powering. I think they are clean and a tasteful way to add some accent color.
Pretty much on my 24 I wanted it not to detract from the deck being white so I went with white and double stitched.
I'd do all white.
I'm pretty sure that's the way it's headed.
What color carpet?
Black, Grey, Blue?
Oh. You gotta do blue. White seats are gonna look really good in that boat.
All white with blue stitching and eliminator in blue.
I'm pretty sure that's the way it's headed.
What color carpet?
Black, Grey, Blue?
I use that same product anytime I need to seal wood up. Works bitchen!I got all my resin and hardener. Time to get these finish. November 4th it's off to Martinez. View attachment 518141
I use that same product anytime I need to seal wood up. Works bitchen!
New seat mounts. Through bolted.
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Eddie must be swapping yours in for mine. Mine should be done by Halloween. I should of done what you did and do the wood myself. Looks good.I got all my resin and hardener. Time to get these finish. November 4th it's off to Martinez.
Eddie must be swapping yours in for mine. Mine should be done by Halloween. I should of done what you did and do the wood myself. Looks good.
Nice work. Mine are drilled into the stringer and I don't like it. I will be making some brackets made over the winter.
Your 21 was still in the paint booth today when I stopped by. Your not capping any of it?
Thanks. My father in law is a wood worker so that helped out a lot!
No. It was that, or do the transom and floors. Back was already capped.
I've already gone through 4 gallons on mineI use that same product anytime I need to seal wood up. Works bitchen!
I've already gone through 4 gallons on mine