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Re: New 'toon owner

#16 Post by WaltF » Mon Jun 15, 2009 3:38 pm

Damn Sweet!!!

Keep up the work and pics! :guitar
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Re: New 'toon owner

#17 Post by Boatally Insane » Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:32 pm

Got all the stringers cleaned up for the new deck....

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New plywood down.... Unfortunately "marine grade" plywood wasn't in the budget so I went with arauco exterior grade plywood from Lowes...

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My laborers.....

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I painted it on both sides with Valspar "duramax" paint....

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I originally was going to go with carpet but now i'm thinking about just going with an "anti slip" paint so nothing retains moisture...
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Re: New 'toon owner

#18 Post by Boatally Insane » Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:50 pm

I wanted to paint the exterior in a bright yellow, but again, my budget won't allow me to use a good automotive paint and an etching primer so I'm looking for a cheaper alternative... Has anyone used Rustoleum paint? Will it adhere to the flat panels ok?.. My railing is in pretty good shape so I would just clean it up some but the dark gray and the stripes have to GO!!!
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Re: New 'toon owner

#19 Post by HandymanHerb » Wed Jun 17, 2009 12:15 am

I think when I remove my carpet I'll put the bed liner material on the deck, water proof, anti slip and you can get in many colors.

We had a guy who built his whole pontoon from scratch and used the bed liner and loved it, then him and his wife built a hell of a great log home and got so busy with the home haven't heard from him in a while , but they should be done by now, or maybe picked up a bigger project.
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Re: New 'toon owner

#20 Post by dockholiday » Wed Jun 17, 2009 6:58 am

Had this in the bookmarks

http://www.nonslipcoating.com/

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Re: New 'toon owner

#21 Post by sHan tn » Wed Jun 17, 2009 7:11 am

dockholiday wrote:Had this in the bookmarks

http://www.nonslipcoating.com/

oww oww oww 120.00 a gallon?? oww LOL :)

i think i would have to replace the floor first before i coated it just to make it last for a long time :)

shan the poor one :(


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Re: New 'toon owner

#22 Post by badmoonrising » Wed Jun 17, 2009 7:52 am

Rustoleum clean metal primer and then plain old Rustoloeum will adhire to aluminum fine as long as it's above the water line. I used it on my '68 Starcraft Cheiftain back in '99, it held up for many seasons and I repainted again last season.

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Bottom, topsides, etc. are painted with Duraback (this spring) and it's held up excellent so far.
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Re: New 'toon owner

#23 Post by Boatally Insane » Wed Jun 17, 2009 10:17 am

dockholiday wrote:Had this in the bookmarks

http://www.nonslipcoating.com/
That looks like it would work GREAT, but just like sHan said.... a bit pricey...

badmoonrising wrote:Rustoleum clean metal primer and then plain old Rustoloeum will adhire to aluminum fine as long as it's above the water line. I used it on my '68 Starcraft Cheiftain back in '99, it held up for many seasons and I repainted again last season.
Awesome, that's good to hear.. :thumbsup

I can't tell if the side panels are galvanized, painted, or what...
I was trying to find a way to get the ancient vinyl striping off and hit it with a wire wheel which took off the stripe but would not penetrate beyond it...

I just have to find someone with a decent power washer, my little one at home was kind of getting it off but would take forever..



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Re: New 'toon owner

#24 Post by sHan tn » Wed Jun 17, 2009 10:43 am

Boatally Insane wrote:
dockholiday wrote:Had this in the bookmarks

http://www.nonslipcoating.com/
That looks like it would work GREAT, but just like sHan said.... a bit pricey...

badmoonrising wrote:Rustoleum clean metal primer and then plain old Rustoloeum will adhire to aluminum fine as long as it's above the water line. I used it on my '68 Starcraft Cheiftain back in '99, it held up for many seasons and I repainted again last season.
Awesome, that's good to hear.. :thumbsup

I can't tell if the side panels are galvanized, painted, or what...
I was trying to find a way to get the ancient vinyl striping off and hit it with a wire wheel which took off the stripe but would not penetrate beyond it...

I just have to find someone with a decent power washer, my little one at home was kind of getting it off but would take forever..



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I went to the farm store and bought "equipment enamel" in the rattle can and did the red stripe on my toon, so far its held since last year and hasnt faded any... i thought of it because if its tuff enough to use on the farm it should hold up on the toon :) its about 5.00 a can but i think i only used 2 cans for mine


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Re: New 'toon owner

#25 Post by dockholiday » Wed Jun 17, 2009 12:04 pm

sHan tn wrote:
dockholiday wrote:Had this in the bookmarks

http://www.nonslipcoating.com/

oww oww oww 120.00 a gallon?? oww LOL :)

i think i would have to replace the floor first before i coated it just to make it last for a long time :)

shan the poor one :(


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Re: New 'toon owner

#26 Post by Boatally Insane » Sat Jun 20, 2009 11:29 pm

No new pictures, but I FINALLY got the deck painted with some "non skid" paint.....

I also got the steering cable replaced today....

Next step it painting and installing the railing......



Hopefully be back on the water soon!!!!! :drunks


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Re: New 'toon owner

#27 Post by Boatally Insane » Sun Jun 21, 2009 6:57 pm

I got the center console mounted today, then started painting....

I hit the side panels with a powerwasher then a wire wheel to remove most of the vinyl decals...

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Then I primed and painted the sides with Rustoleum...

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Unfortunately, I DON'T like the way it turned out...

The color is pretty close to what I was looking for, but for some reason it still looks "old" to me....

I think I need to paint all the railing instead of just the side panels to get a more modern look....

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Re: New 'toon owner

#28 Post by lakerunner » Sun Jun 21, 2009 7:56 pm

Looking great. How about some pinstripes you can get at auto supply. Diff sizes and colors might make a big difference
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Re: New 'toon owner

#29 Post by Boatally Insane » Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:58 am

A freind of mine figured it out!!! :drunks


We painted all the railing white....

Looks AWESOME now!!!

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Only half a boat to paint now!!!

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Re: New 'toon owner

#30 Post by JohnO » Sat Jun 27, 2009 1:38 pm

WOW I really like the yellow and white!! Getting a yellow bimini?
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