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That looks AMAZING!!!!!!!

That looks AMAZING!!!!!!!

@ TWB thanks for posting that pic. I agree with curtiscapk, that looks fantastic. I will be sure to show the CFO / War Dept your pic.

Looks

Marine grade plywood ordered, new flooring kit ordered, furniture dropped off a upholstery shop.
Now its time to hurry up and wait.

3Sheets wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 28, 2020 7:03 am

Marine grade plywood ordered, new flooring kit ordered, furniture dropped off a upholstery shop.
Now its time to hurry up and wait.

Hurry up and wait sucks. And not in a good way.

Damn you, Covid.

Got the new deck fit and tacked down. 4mb image is apparently too larger to attach. Stopped for the day since the ribs were ready to come off the smoker and the Virtual Kentucky Derby is about to start.

a little bit of progress over the weekend. Went a little overboard on screwing down the rear deck so came up short or self tappers. Tried to find some at the big boxes and no luck. Guess I will order another sack from Pontoonstuff.com.

never could find the light insets and the 3D print shop wanted a lot of $$$ to print them. Have a buddy up in NJ that is handy he told me to send it up to him and he would see what he could come up with. Got this pic yesterday. He said he still has some cleaning up to do but thats the rough version.

wow that's great metal work! I overused screws as well. Give them a call the my let you just buy what you need.

tell your buddy, good job

Slow progress, but progress nonetheless...
I think this winter I will either replace the tin on the fence or send it to my buddy that owns a body shop and have him repaint it.

3Sheets wrote: ↑

Mon May 18, 2020 5:57 am

Slow progress, but progress nonetheless...
I think this winter I will either replace the tin on the fence or send it to my buddy that owns a body shop and have him repaint it.

We replaced the tin on our fence ourselves. Took our time and were very meticulous. It turned out quite good. The key was getting the right tools - electric aluminum shears (gotta have!) and watching a number of videos to see any possible issues we would encounter. Once we got the process down, it went quite smoothly.

In fact, I am open to selling my shears.



-Paul

I just ordered new tin. Cost 350 painted on both sides 20' toon.

we rolled white rustloleum paint, then I made vinyl graphics for us, cheapest route, great work you're doing!@