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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
1974 RHYNCRAFT MAKEOVER
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<blockquote data-quote="BAY BEAGLE" data-source="post: 486760" data-attributes="member: 31457"><p>Lckstckn - thanks for the "tip" & a great idea. I employed it, when I did the transom coating with "THE OLD TIMERS FORMULA". Got kicked out of the house with my transome , being we will be having warmer temperatures today, and I stunk up the house ...... so back to the shop. We were blessed today with 70°+ temperatures. It will drop down to the 30°'s tonight ...... but thats Virginia. Went ahead and put flood lights on both projects after I was done, to maintain a temperature to aid in drying.</p><p>Transome had already been sanded multiple times with #80 to #220 grit paper.</p><p>Vacuumed and prepped the transome with DAWN SOAP. Cleaned that up, and used distilled WHITE VINEGAR to acid wash the transome. Cleaned the area again with a clean rag, did another wipe down with ASCETONE. </p><p>Let it dry, and hit the area with RUSTOLEUM ETCHED PRIMER. </p><p>After the primer cured, I painted the area with multiple coats of Rustoleum aliumium oil based paint.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]110533[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]110534[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BAY BEAGLE, post: 486760, member: 31457"] Lckstckn - thanks for the "tip" & a great idea. I employed it, when I did the transom coating with "THE OLD TIMERS FORMULA". Got kicked out of the house with my transome , being we will be having warmer temperatures today, and I stunk up the house ...... so back to the shop. We were blessed today with 70°+ temperatures. It will drop down to the 30°'s tonight ...... but thats Virginia. Went ahead and put flood lights on both projects after I was done, to maintain a temperature to aid in drying. Transome had already been sanded multiple times with #80 to #220 grit paper. Vacuumed and prepped the transome with DAWN SOAP. Cleaned that up, and used distilled WHITE VINEGAR to acid wash the transome. Cleaned the area again with a clean rag, did another wipe down with ASCETONE. Let it dry, and hit the area with RUSTOLEUM ETCHED PRIMER. After the primer cured, I painted the area with multiple coats of Rustoleum aliumium oil based paint. [ATTACH type="full" alt="20211211_163509.jpg"]110533._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" alt="18834.jpeg"]110534._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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