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does anyone have a pic of a woodie hindman transom

im looking for some pics so i can put in a new transom on my boatit was munched or rotted pretty bad at some point and repaired badly as wellso if anyone has a pic or any pics of woodie hindman boats…Continue

Started Feb 18, 2010

what grit sandpaper to sand old paint off
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i have been working on my boat and have been using a da and palm sander but was wondering what grit is most effectiveshould i start with 60 grit then 220any help would be greati have already used a…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jason Knight Jan 22, 2010.

first wood boat first restoration on a old woodie hindman advice/help appreciated
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I have always wanted a drift boat but lack the big cashso i have been searching craigslist for a rebuilder for cheapi bought one for 200.00 with trailer that was pretty solid but needed workfirst…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by AJ DeRosa Jan 18, 2010.

 

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tintnit replied to Ukulady's discussion 'Boat Name Lettering Fonts?'
i work at a graphics shop in beaverton we do stuff like that all the time along with full boat wraps let me know if i can help you out
Feb 20, 2010

does anyone have a pic of a woodie hindman transom

im looking for some pics so i can put in a new transom on my boatit was munched or rotted pretty bad at some point and repaired badly as wellso if anyone has a pic or any pics of woodie hindman boats with a transom please send them to methanx   tintnit@yahoo.comSee More
Discussion posted by tintnit Feb 18, 2010
tintnit replied to Randy Dersham's discussion 'New Poster for 2010 McKenzie River Wooden Boat Festival'
cool i hope to have my db ready to go for my first year and pick up a poster
Jan 27, 2010
Jason Knight replied to tintnit's discussion 'what grit sandpaper to sand old paint off'
yeah I agree with Dave and Mitchell... 60 is pretty rough stuff and you can easily sand through a layer of ply if you use a power sander... take your time a don't sand in one spot too long, keep it moving.
Jan 22, 2010
mitchell replied to tintnit's discussion 'what grit sandpaper to sand old paint off'
....and if your going to use the orbital, keep that sucker on the move. If saying your wife comes over to talk a bit, ignore her.
Jan 22, 2010
Dave Z replied to tintnit's discussion 'what grit sandpaper to sand old paint off'
Be careful with sandpaper on a random orbit/orbital sanding machine if you are sanding Doug fir plywood. It tends to get "ridgy" because of the hard/soft grain pattern. If you truly have it down to mostly wood, you probably don't want…
Jan 22, 2010

what grit sandpaper to sand old paint off

i have been working on my boat and have been using a da and palm sander but was wondering what grit is most effectiveshould i start with 60 grit then 220any help would be greati have already used a heat gun and scraper to get most of it downi just dont know where to start with the sandpaperSee More
Discussion posted by tintnit Jan 22, 2010
AJ DeRosa replied to tintnit's discussion 'first wood boat first restoration on a old woodie hindman advice/help appreciated'
Bottom issues seem to come along with most old boat restoration projects. We have found very old boats with remarkably good wood in the bottom panel and some that needed a full bottom replacement. As Randy mentioned you should poke about with a…
Jan 18, 2010
tintnit replied to tintnit's discussion 'first wood boat first restoration on a old woodie hindman advice/help appreciated'
ok well i got to talk to roger yesterday and man he knows alot and very helpful anyways he told me on woodie's last boats some of them didnt have the 10 th rib anyways got alot of work done to it but now realize i may need to redo the floor i…
Jan 16, 2010
AJ DeRosa replied to tintnit's discussion 'first wood boat first restoration on a old woodie hindman advice/help appreciated'
The tenth frame is a short frame that may be hidden in this photo. It is under the line deck and runs half way down the side panel. Regardless, you have a very worthy restoration project and the forum members are very generous with advice. Enjoy…
Jan 15, 2010
tintnit replied to tintnit's discussion 'first wood boat first restoration on a old woodie hindman advice/help appreciated'
its a 16 footer i measured it as for the ribs umm i dont know if i count the ones on the transom and count them towards the bow there are ten total i dont know if thats right or not
Jan 15, 2010
mitchell replied to tintnit's discussion 'first wood boat first restoration on a old woodie hindman advice/help appreciated'
I had heard that Woodie had always used 10 ribs but by the looks of your photo, yours does not have 10. I wonder when he changed his ways? Your boat looks to be bigger than a 16 footer, is it? good find and keep us posted on the re-do
Jan 15, 2010
Roger Fletcher replied to tintnit's discussion 'first wood boat first restoration on a old woodie hindman advice/help appreciated'
Nice discovery. You'll get plenty of advice here from the restoration crew -- those with key interest in the recovery of historic and traditional drift boats. If the nameplate is original to the boat youj can date its contruction to sometime…
Jan 15, 2010
Dave Z replied to tintnit's discussion 'first wood boat first restoration on a old woodie hindman advice/help appreciated'
I'll give you 250 for it! way to go, post progress often. Dave
Jan 15, 2010
Greg Hatten replied to tintnit's discussion 'first wood boat first restoration on a old woodie hindman advice/help appreciated'
Wow... you have a "classic" there my friend. Very cool - great picture. This is going to be a fun project for the whole community of wood boat buffs to enjoy... be prepared to share lots of photo's of the progress. You got an…
Jan 15, 2010

first wood boat first restoration on a old woodie hindman advice/help appreciated

I have always wanted a drift boat but lack the big cashso i have been searching craigslist for a rebuilder for cheapi bought one for 200.00 with trailer that was pretty solid but needed workfirst thing i did was take the fiberglass matte off the sides heating up with a heat gun luckily it pretty much peeled off showing the natural wood finallythen 4 coats of paint stripping and sanding ( still in the process)it has a cool plaque saying built by woodie hindman crescent city cal.ill get some pics…See More
Discussion posted by tintnit Jan 15, 2010

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