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Selling my Don Hill wooden boat!
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Started this discussion. Last reply by John Stukel Jun 27, 2009.

Refinish oars
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Charles Ray Heater Jun 25, 2009.

 

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Definitely selling my Don Hill wooden boat!

Just don’t have the time to finish this project, and hoping somebody will know of a good home. 16’ original Don Hill drift boat with bottom and both side chine rot – no question they with both need to be replaced (great article in a recent discussion on how to do it). Sides, ribs, seats, and anchor release look to be in good shape. Probably about 50% of the inside varnish is gone, so half of your work is cut out for you! No anchor, oars or trailer, but I can deliver within reason (boat located…See More
Jun 23, 2009
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Refinish oars

I am cleaning up some old wood (don’t know type of wood) oars that have been long neglected. I have removed the varnish and sanded to get them back into reasonable shape, then plan to revarnish and get some of those oar savers for the ends. I was wondering if anybody had guidance on rewrapping the twine. How much do I need and is there any special type of twine I need? Also, the ends of the oars are just plain wood. Do you recommend adding on those foam sleeves? Thanks in advance for your…See More
Jun 18, 2009
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At 2:25pm on June 18, 2009, lhedrick said…
Not sure what information I can provide.

You can learn a bit more about the product at plascore.com

I will answer any questions you have but,,,,,,,,, the stuff works about the same as plywood only you can cut it with a utility knife instead of a saw. Joining 2 sheets together end to end is a bit different but it's just as easy.

It is very flexible but once you fiber glass it, it becomes rigid.

Larry
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