Mako Boats || 171cc Restoration Project || Patching Hole
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Dylan Be Fishing
Las Olas Boatworks
Mako Boat Rebuild Video #14
How to Repair a Massive hole in your boat. few months ago i cut out the steps that wasted up space on the mako 17ft boat. So in this video Ishow you how to fill the hole up with fiberglass, epoxy, and awlfair compound then sand it to get its shape baack.
1972 171cc Mako Center Console custom boat project / restoration
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I build boats for a living. 25 plus years so far. I have been looking for a project like this.
I'm enjoying this project very much! Thank you for sharing!
Watching from Australia, loving your work, mate, you make it look easy. I need a new transom in my boat, you almost tricked me into believing I could do that myself! Then I b1tch sl@pped myself and booked it in to get it done by a professional lol
Lmaoo! My Aussie fam! Bring her here to Florida and I gotchu covered lol 😂 🤙🏼
@@dylanbefishing Wish I could! I'm taking it in this morning. Putting in a 25 inch thermo-lite (Coosa board) one. Got a nice 115 Johnno to go on there :)
I subbed. Keep making videos man. I’m about to be following the same process
I'm interested in your use of CSM and epoxy since I thought they were not compatible in terms of the binding of the strands not dissolving with the lack of styrene. Are you using a special approach or technique? Your rebuild is great, thanks for posting!
Nice work man, coming along.
great progress, especially in the balmy June Florida sun
Dude, put the thickened epoxy in a bag and put it on like icing. So much faster and comes out like caulk.
He knows this trick, He did it when he glued the floors in
Where can I get that flex board? I hear you mention West Marine... Do they sell it there?
No if you’re located near Fort Lauderdale go to FGCI
What do you recommend to fill smaller holes? Like filling the holes for the t top to then re-drill into them. T top screws seem a bit loose.