Ryans 1977 Taylor SS complete resto

[Devilman]

Admittedly, I don't know the first thing about fiberglass work, but that looks like some very nice work you're doing there. Almost makes me wanna tackle repairing my broken seat.... almost. :grin:

 

[Longstr]

For something that's not going to be seen at all, that looks great!

Be sure to coat the top of those new stringers with a coat of resin too.

I had a couple runs in them from when I did the bottom of the stringers gonna get the DA out and knock them down before I give them a coat :smile16:

 

[Longstr]

Admittedly, I don't know the first thing about fiberglass work, but that looks like some very nice work you're doing there. Almost makes me wanna tackle repairing my broken seat.... almost. :grin:

Thanks for the kind words :smile27: Fix the seat it isn't hard!!!  :smile13: bring it to me it will fix it for ya

 

[Patchman]

Admittedly, I don't know the first thing about fiberglass work, but that looks like some very nice work you're doing there. Almost makes me wanna tackle repairing my broken seat.... almost. :grin:

Thanks for the kind words :smile27: Fix the seat it isn't hard!!!  :smile13: bring it to me it will fix it for ya

:smile23: He mite take you up on that! :smile14:

 

[Devilman]

Thanks for the kind words :smile27: Fix the seat it isn't hard!!!  :smile13: bring it to me it will fix it for ya

That's what I've been told. May take a look at it when I've got it apart for some other stuff. You are a little out of my neighborhood I believe. :grin:

 

[Patchman]

Thanks for the kind words :smile27: Fix the seat it isn't hard!!!  :smile13: bring it to me it will fix it for ya

That's what I've been told. May take a look at it when I've got it apart for some other stuff. You are a little out of my neighborhood I believe. :grin:

Just put some more duct-tape on it. It's worked for you so far! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

 

[Crusader]

Thanks for the kind words :smile27: Fix the seat it isn't hard!!!  :smile13: bring it to me it will fix it for ya

That's what I've been told. May take a look at it when I've got it apart for some other stuff. You are a little out of my neighborhood I believe. :grin:

Just put some more duct-tape on it. It's worked for you so far! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

Fixing that seat might lead to an entire floor and stringer replacement! I might know this first hand......lol..

 

[Devilman]

Just put some more duct-tape on it. It's worked for you so far! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

You have me confused with some other red boat. :wink: No duct tape on my ride, not even in the tool bag. :cheesy:

Fixing that seat might lead to an entire floor and stringer replacement! I might know this first hand......lol..

oh nooooo, don't go there Cliff.  :smile20: :smile16:

 

[Longstr]

Thanks for the kind words :smile27: Fix the seat it isn't hard!!!  :smile13: bring it to me it will fix it for ya

That's what I've been told. May take a look at it when I've got it apart for some other stuff. You are a little out of my neighborhood I believe. :grin:

Just put some more duct-tape on it. It's worked for you so far! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

Fixing that seat might lead to an entire floor and stringer replacement! I might know this first hand......lol..

My labor rate is terribly high  :smile16:

 

[Longstr]

crazy.gif I was rocking and rolling tonight and got to my last support something didn't look right so I poured a whiskey coke and stared at it for a minute trying to figure out where I went wrong... Now I have to decide to buy a belt sander, good thing they are only 50 bucks. Or rout a groove in the bottom of my floor....  clap.gif  dumbass!!! See the pic and the black line is how high the right side of the cross support is! Not sure if I can hit it w a grinder and make it look decent, and I am sure it would take me all day with a DA... Suggestions?

 

[KONA77]

a belt sander and a very aggressive belt will do the job may need more than one belt....used a belt sander for that task many times... just a thought here, but I would try a sawzall or a jig saw to trim it down and then finish with a belt sander or a grinder, where I couldn't cut with a saw....

 

[KONA77]

and if that don't work,  use a Rubber Biscuit....  :smile28: :smile29:

 

[Patchman]

and if that don't work,  use a Rubber Biscuit....  :smile28: :smile29:

Sorry for this, Kona is a rubber biscuit! crazy.gif
Could you set the depth of your router and take off most of the material, then come back with a sander and knock down what ever is left :smile21:

 

[Disturbed]

a belt sander and a very aggressive belt will do the job may need more than one belt....used a belt sander for that task many times... just a thought here, but I would try a sawzall or a jig saw to trim it down and then finish with a belt sander or a grinder, where I couldn't cut with a saw....

A hand powered coping saw may work well too.  $.02

 

[Devilman]

If you are still thinking on what to do, may be able to take care of that with a good wood chisel.... should help keep your sanding to a minimum, just smoothing the edges to clean it up... Let us know what you end up doing.

 

[Longstr]

Thanks for all the replies guys I bought a belt sander and a couple belts, gonna try it his afternoon and see how it works, I will keep u posted

 

[Longstr]

Worked perfect fellas  clap.gif

 

[Devilman]

I dunno man, looks like you missed a couple spots..... :grin: Glad you got it taken care of with minimum hassle.

 

[Longstr]

I dunno man, looks like you missed a couple spots..... :grin: Glad you got it taken care of with minimum hassle.

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Subfloor should b done by tomorrow freaking finally!  :smile15:

 

[Devilman]

Good deal, getting that knocked out will be a big plus. Got some good progress goin on. clap.gif