A Farmer with a Mind LOL LOL. Heck of a project you got going on there Ed. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see her finished.
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A Farmer with a Mind LOL LOL. Heck of a project you got going on there Ed. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see her finished.
C11, good to hear from you. How are You and C12 doing?Quote:
Originally Posted by crappie 11
Your right. If a sodbusting tractor jockey can do this, just about anybody should be able to.CF
Looking for opinions on carpet alternatives. Looking for a more rubber type surface.thanks.CF
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Originally Posted by crappiefarmer
I have had good results using the marine carpet from Lowes and its inexpensive. But not many colors to choose from.
Sir, great post thank you, fun to follow. I recommend taking a look at Hydro-Turf. Rubbery, cool in the summer, and it has stayed put in my boat; mine is camo as I have to do double duty in duck season. Great job.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiefarmer
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/kansa...ot-work-2.html
We both are doing good Ed. Thanks for asking. We are hoping to do a little bit of fishing this year but you know how that goes. Look into that spray in bed liner material like line x. Good stuff and think there are some options on color but not sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiefarmer
Hydroturf. Hydro-Turf-Performance Traction Products
Looks like I will be down longer than I thought. I can't get the room I have the boat in warm enough, long enough for resin to cure. Have had no luck with the weather on getting a warm enough day. Looks like it will be sometime this spring before glass gets done and with field work getting underway around that time, it is starting to look like late summer before I will be back on the water again.
I can't use wood heat or any other type heater with an open flame. Could risk blowing the roof off of the building. Need electric heat with a really good fan to circulate air. I don't have one and am not going to spend a pile of money on a heater that won't get much use. Heating a cinder block building is tough. I hate that something this simple is holding me back. Still got a ton of work to do.CF
Get a few of these. You only need to warm the surface to normal temps (60-100*)
HDX, 150-Watt Incandescent Clamp Light, CE-300PDQ at The Home Depot - Tablet
That would work but I have way too much surface.CFQuote:
Originally Posted by Clear Solution