Search results

  1. Re-inserting rubber part in rubrail channel.

    Re-inserting rubber part in rubrail channel.

    Re-inserting rubber part in rubrail channel.
  2. 1" #10 machine head screw with fender washer and nylock for securing rubrail.

    1" #10 machine head screw with fender washer and nylock for securing rubrail.

    1" #10 machine head screw with fender washer and nylock for securing rubrail.
  3. After laying in balsa, starting to wet-out top.

    After laying in balsa, starting to wet-out top.

    After laying in balsa, starting to wet-out top.
  4. Minimum order of 64sq ft. Comes in 2'x4' panels

    Minimum order of 64sq ft. Comes in 2'x4' panels

    Minimum order of 64sq ft. Comes in 2'x4' panels
  5. 1.5\" resin-coated contourable balsa from Composites One.

    1.5\" resin-coated contourable balsa from Composites One.

    1.5\" resin-coated contourable balsa from Composites One.
  6. Demo complete, heater and fan in place, balsa core cut and ready to lay in.

    Demo complete, heater and fan in place, balsa core cut and ready to lay in.

    Demo complete, heater and fan in place, balsa core cut and ready to lay in.
  7. D

    Deck core replacement in bow of CD16

    Just finished the last layer of gelcoat and I'm pretty pleased with the end result of this project! After the demolition stage I tarped off the boat to keep out the rain and put a heater and a fan in the v-berth area, keeping the inside temperature of the boat roughly above 65F for the...
  8. D

    Deck core replacement in bow of CD16

    Materials update: I was so close to ordering some nidacore for my deck core replacement but I spoke with a local fiberglass guru and he tipped the balance - after handling the nidacore and hearing his thoughts on the shear strength/avenues for failure in my specific application (as was also...
  9. D

    Deck core replacement in bow of CD16

    I ended up diving into this project recently and completely stripped the core up to about a foot in front of the consul. It was a mess - enough rot around the v-berth supports and seats to where I could remove handfuls of rotten core mush that had zero adherence to the glass. Around the middle...
  10. Core balsa is 1.5 inches thick.

    Core balsa is 1.5 inches thick.

    Core balsa is 1.5 inches thick.
  11. Probably 90% of what I've exposed and removed was soaked, rot ranged from severe/mush to slightly discolored but with a good bond to the fiberglass.

    Probably 90% of what I've exposed and removed was soaked, rot ranged from severe/mush to slightly discolored but with a good bond to the fiberglass.

    Probably 90% of what I've exposed and removed was soaked, rot ranged from severe/mush to slightly discolored but with a good bond to the fiberglass.
  12. Starting to remove all of the exposed core

    Starting to remove all of the exposed core

    Starting to remove all of the exposed core
  13. Rot surrounding old rivet holes

    Rot surrounding old rivet holes

    Rot surrounding old rivet holes
Back
Top