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Well made it thru the yard in record time. Was able to hire help from
extra late shift yard workers and decided to have the two barrier
coats and 3 bottom coats sprayed on after rolling on a coat of Dow
rust inhibitor. That saved a couple of days, and IMO should be
superior to rolling.

Brought her down to shiny steel and welded on 140 lbs of new zincs
and had all my new porthole plates welded in place. No
suprises,everything went perfect like clockwork. Oh one SNAFU when I
ordered bottom paint they loaded my truck up with Red bottom paint and
not black as I requested...Oh well looks great either way. Just
spotted the hull, paintd it last year, so it's good for another year
or two. Best part was I had the most perfect weather, hot and almost
no humidity, no dew and no rain. Paint dried to perfection and again
RedClouds bottom is as slick as ice. I'm sure RedCloud would leave
Robs boat far behind in her wake...not sure about Max's new rocket
ship.

All thats left to do now is bolt in all the new portholes after
priming and painting 120 feet of bare welds....then frame in the new
ports with mahogany, add in a bit of insulation and lots of cleaning.

Even with a resperator after a day of supervising (working harder
than the hired help) still ended up with the dreaded shipyard bottom
dust black buggers.

I hate the yard..but sure do love the results...I'll get some
pictures on line later.

PS Max ...Sounds like a nice boat..Rob..Nice pictures, Wilbur you got
thoses ******s all stirred up, keep up the good work.

Joe

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"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com..
..
Well made it thru the yard in record time. Was able to
hire help from
extra late shift yard workers and decided to have the two
barrier
coats and 3 bottom coats sprayed on after rolling on a
coat of Dow
rust inhibitor. That saved a couple of days, and IMO
should be
superior to rolling.

Brought her down to shiny steel and welded on 140 lbs of
new zincs
and had all my new porthole plates welded in place. No
suprises,everything went perfect like clockwork. Oh one
SNAFU when I
ordered bottom paint they loaded my truck up with Red
bottom paint and
not black as I requested...

The red will blend with the rust better.

Scotty

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The red will blend with the rust better.

Scotty-

Yes it would, if I had a speck of rust anywhere...but alas..I do not.

Joe

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Joe wrote:
Well made it thru the yard in record time. Was able to hire help from
extra late shift yard workers and decided to have the two barrier
coats and 3 bottom coats sprayed on after rolling on a coat of Dow
rust inhibitor. That saved a couple of days, and IMO should be
superior to rolling.

Brought her down to shiny steel and welded on 140 lbs of new zincs
and had all my new porthole plates welded in place. No
suprises,everything went perfect like clockwork. Oh one SNAFU when I
ordered bottom paint they loaded my truck up with Red bottom paint and
not black as I requested...Oh well looks great either way. Just
spotted the hull, paintd it last year, so it's good for another year
or two. Best part was I had the most perfect weather, hot and almost
no humidity, no dew and no rain. Paint dried to perfection and again
RedClouds bottom is as slick as ice. I'm sure RedCloud would leave
Robs boat far behind in her wake...not sure about Max's new rocket
ship.

All thats left to do now is bolt in all the new portholes after
priming and painting 120 feet of bare welds....then frame in the new
ports with mahogany, add in a bit of insulation and lots of cleaning.

Even with a resperator after a day of supervising (working harder
than the hired help) still ended up with the dreaded shipyard bottom
dust black buggers.

I hate the yard..but sure do love the results...I'll get some
pictures on line later.

PS Max ...Sounds like a nice boat..Rob..Nice pictures, Wilbur you got
thoses ******s all stirred up, keep up the good work.

Joe


I am SO glad this wasn't a racist rant....140lbs of zincs...good Lord....

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On May 10, 4:06 pm, katy wrote:
Joe wrote:
Well made it thru the yard in record time. Was able to hire help from
extra late shift yard workers and decided to have the two barrier
coats and 3 bottom coats sprayed on after rolling on a coat of Dow
rust inhibitor. That saved a couple of days, and IMO should be
superior to rolling.

Brought her down to shiny steel and welded on 140 lbs of new zincs
and had all my new porthole plates welded in place. No
suprises,everything went perfect like clockwork. Oh one SNAFU when I
ordered bottom paint they loaded my truck up with Red bottom paint and
not black as I requested...Oh well looks great either way. Just
spotted the hull, paintd it last year, so it's good for another year
or two. Best part was I had the most perfect weather, hot and almost
no humidity, no dew and no rain. Paint dried to perfection and again
RedClouds bottom is as slick as ice. I'm sure RedCloud would leave
Robs boat far behind in her wake...not sure about Max's new rocket
ship.

All thats left to do now is bolt in all the new portholes after
priming and painting 120 feet of bare welds....then frame in the new
ports with mahogany, add in a bit of insulation and lots of cleaning.

Even with a resperator after a day of supervising (working harder
than the hired help) still ended up with the dreaded shipyard bottom
dust black buggers.

I hate the yard..but sure do love the results...I'll get some
pictures on line later.

PS Max ...Sounds like a nice boat..Rob..Nice pictures, Wilbur you got
thoses ******s all stirred up, keep up the good work.

Joe

I am SO glad this wasn't a racist rant....140lbs of zincs...good Lord....- Hide quoted text -

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That's only 8 zincs, 2 forward, 2 middle, two aft and two on the
rudder, the 4 tabbers are a bit heavy.. At 5 years I had approx 35% of
my zincs left.. The " good lord "part is the sky high cost of zinc now
days, and the price of steel plate has gone crazy as well.

Joe

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"katy" wrote in message
...
Joe wrote:

Joe


I am SO glad this wasn't a racist rant....140lbs of
zincs...good Lord....


I believe Joe's referring to black 'boogers'., no?

Scotty

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On May 10, 8:35 pm, "Scotty" wrote:
"katy" wrote in message

... Joe wrote:

Joe

I am SO glad this wasn't a racist rant....140lbs of

zincs...good Lord....

I believe Joe's referring to black 'boogers'., no?

Scotty

You are the booger expert...yes?

I saved them in case BB wants a new toy.

Joe

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"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com..
..
On May 10, 8:35 pm, "Scotty"
wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
I believe Joe's referring to black 'boogers'., no?

Scotty

You are the booger expert...yes?

I saved them in case BB wants a new boy.

I had rust boogers today. Banging the rust off my trailer's
jr beams. Yuchk!

Scotty

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Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...

Joe wrote:

Joe


I am SO glad this wasn't a racist rant....140lbs of

zincs...good Lord....


I believe Joe's referring to black 'boogers'., no?

Scotty



yes...but until you read the message you wouldn't know that.....

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"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Well made it thru the yard in record time. Was able to hire help from
extra late shift yard workers and decided to have the two barrier
coats and 3 bottom coats sprayed on after rolling on a coat of Dow
rust inhibitor. That saved a couple of days, and IMO should be
superior to rolling.

Brought her down to shiny steel and welded on 140 lbs of new zincs
and had all my new porthole plates welded in place. No
suprises,everything went perfect like clockwork. Oh one SNAFU when I
ordered bottom paint they loaded my truck up with Red bottom paint and
not black as I requested...Oh well looks great either way. Just
spotted the hull, paintd it last year, so it's good for another year
or two. Best part was I had the most perfect weather, hot and almost
no humidity, no dew and no rain. Paint dried to perfection and again
RedClouds bottom is as slick as ice. I'm sure RedCloud would leave
Robs boat far behind in her wake...not sure about Max's new rocket
ship.

All thats left to do now is bolt in all the new portholes after
priming and painting 120 feet of bare welds....then frame in the new
ports with mahogany, add in a bit of insulation and lots of cleaning.

Even with a resperator after a day of supervising (working harder
than the hired help) still ended up with the dreaded shipyard bottom
dust black buggers.

I hate the yard..but sure do love the results...I'll get some
pictures on line later.

PS Max ...Sounds like a nice boat..Rob..Nice pictures, Wilbur you got
thoses ******s all stirred up, keep up the good work.

Joe

If you had her bottom down to shiny steel why didn't you spray zinc onto it
before you started with the other coatings?

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On May 11, 3:31 am, "Edgar" wrote:
"Joe" wrote in message

oups.com...





Well made it thru the yard in record time. Was able to hire help from
extra late shift yard workers and decided to have the two barrier
coats and 3 bottom coats sprayed on after rolling on a coat of Dow
rust inhibitor. That saved a couple of days, and IMO should be
superior to rolling.

Brought her down to shiny steel and welded on 140 lbs of new zincs
and had all my new porthole plates welded in place. No
suprises,everything went perfect like clockwork. Oh one SNAFU when I
ordered bottom paint they loaded my truck up with Red bottom paint and
not black as I requested...Oh well looks great either way. Just
spotted the hull, paintd it last year, so it's good for another year
or two. Best part was I had the most perfect weather, hot and almost
no humidity, no dew and no rain. Paint dried to perfection and again
RedClouds bottom is as slick as ice. I'm sure RedCloud would leave
Robs boat far behind in her wake...not sure about Max's new rocket
ship.

All thats left to do now is bolt in all the new portholes after
priming and painting 120 feet of bare welds....then frame in the new
ports with mahogany, add in a bit of insulation and lots of cleaning.

Even with a resperator after a day of supervising (working harder
than the hired help) still ended up with the dreaded shipyard bottom
dust black buggers.

I hate the yard..but sure do love the results...I'll get some
pictures on line later.

PS Max ...Sounds like a nice boat..Rob..Nice pictures, Wilbur you got
thoses ******s all stirred up, keep up the good work.

Joe

If you had her bottom down to shiny steel why didn't you spray zinc onto it
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Maybe next time. I checked into flame spraying and it would run around
8K-10K for my boat. I used a dow primer that works great. I used it
last time and it did an excellent job, way better than ospho or naval
jelly. Plus if I'm going to spend that kind of money I would really
want to sand blast the whole hull before flame spraying.

Joe

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On May 10, 8:49 pm, "Scotty" wrote:
"Joe" wrote in message

oups.com..
.

On May 10, 8:35 pm, "Scotty"
wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
I believe Joe's referring to black 'boogers'., no?

Scotty

You are the booger expert...yes?

I saved them in case BB wants a new boy.

I had rust boogers today. Banging the rust off my trailer's
jr beams. Yuchk!

Scotty

If you kept it coated you would not have that problem. After you
banged off the rust did you wire brush it, prime it and paint it?

Joe

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"Joe" wrote in message
ups.com...
jr beams. Yuchk!

Scotty

If you kept it coated you would not have that problem.
After you
banged off the rust did you wire brush it, prime it and
paint it?


today.

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On May 11, 8:19 am, "Scotty" wrote:
"Joe" wrote in message

ups.com... jr beams. Yuchk!

Scotty

If you kept it coated you would not have that problem.
After you
banged off the rust did you wire brush it, prime it and

paint it?

today.

You should not let the metal sit all night without coating it Scotty.
Hope you had no condensation or dew this morning.

Joe

"The beatings will continue until moral improves"