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  • Albert
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    Picked this up from Carruthers last night. It was barely snowing outside.

    Boat looks amazing, can’t wait to start on paint then get some hardware on this thing. 4D716EEB-71DD-48C6-B1A6-350F59D7EAF7.jpeg
    Last edited by Albert; 02-18-2021, 05:53 AM.

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  • Albert
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    Last coat of epoxy to get the bottom level.

    Mixed all the paint for the boat yesterday morning. The colour choice will be polarizing. But it’s a bold restoration project that deserved a bold colour choice.








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  • Albert
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    Yamato 80 is the chosen power plant on this one.

  • ZUL8TR
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    Nice weight, what engine will you be using ?

  • Albert
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    7A6C475A-B989-489C-9F52-5D64BB2D147B.jpeg 94C5C08C-182F-44B6-8113-AE5D26E3D4B9.jpeg Spent four hours today sanding down the epoxy and trying to get the back of the boat flat. Top is ready to hit with 320 then 600 for paint and clear. Bottom looks like it will need one more coat of epoxy to fill some dips and get the back level.


    Edit: Also went back and added a pile of photos to the thread. It’s great the site is working better.
    Last edited by Albert; 11-29-2020, 08:07 AM.

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  • Albert
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    I have done little more than keep this thread updated. Props all go to Mr. Carruthers.

  • runabout333
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    You have done a stellar job reviving that boat..
    Kudos from a retired Bezoat owner!!

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  • Albert
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    Very cool mr Modracer . Not sure if this pic will work, but I think this is a good weight for a boat without any gear. Right ?

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  • modracer7b
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    1USjsh.jpg 7BBezoat.jpg 7BBezoat1jpg.jpg These are the photos that I was unable to load a few weeks ago.

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  • Albert
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    Final coat of epoxy is on, might have to paint next weekend before it gets too cold.



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  • Albert
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    Shameless sharing now.
    Even the part you (hopefully) won’t see looks great.





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  • ZUL8TR
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    Originally posted by Albert View Post
    Dean,
    It just needs a little something to make it pop. And it needs a number.
    Can someone check to see if 42CE is in use?
    Great looking, nice work on skins. I agree needs some colors(s) to pop in correct layout and APBA numbers. You have brand new wood to work with. I did a restore on a 1982 25ss Karelsen pickle hydro, no skin replacements needed but the wood needed color to hide some weathered areas and to pop, saved as much natural as I could. Pics available for ideas.

    Can use computer paint software to play with colors and design.

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  • nail33
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    Originally posted by DeanFHobart View Post

    I agree..... no paint.
    +1 No paint.

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  • Dave Cofone
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    And what exactly is that cute inboard sitting next the rebuilt Bezoat....?

  • pav225
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    Really great work!

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