Matt Colie ) writes:

If you know the location of another Ranger 22, you could use it to
create molds for the damaged sections.

.... or just walk around to the other side if his own boat and make a
mould? Maybe not, I haven't seen the photos.


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William,
I have done than and did think about the chance, but the section is far
enough aft so it is starting to turn under. Mike could copy stations,
but I also think he can bend a piece of foam board close enough...
Thanks for the though
Matt

William R. Watt wrote:
... or just walk around to the other side if his own boat and make a
mould? Maybe not, I haven't seen the photos.

Matt Colie ) writes:


If you know the location of another Ranger 22, you could use it to
create molds for the damaged sections.

As you said in an other post, your a student and your learning. The
best way to learn is fixing out mistakes.

The way I see it, you can either cut out your mistake and do it again,
correctly, or as the following URL point out, you can fix you bad
repair job from the outside the way the pro's do.

http://www.morrison-marine.com/servi...at_current.htm
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| If anyone else has any input I'd love to hear it, I'm a student
here. Well,
| at least I'm learning alot...
|
| By the way if anyone knows of a free web site I'll post pictures of
the
| damage and repairs, maybe it will benefit others.
|
| Thanks again,
| Mike