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In this episode I continue the restoration of what I believe to be a 1960 U.S. Molded Shapes, Inc. 16' home built boat by repairing the hull interior parts with new wood, epoxy resin and fillers, and Smith's Clear Penetrating Expoxy Sealer (CPES). Tools and Materials Used: Makita 1-1/8 in. x 21 in. Belt Sander DeWalt 5 in. Random Orbital Hook and Loop Sander TotalBoat Epoxy Resin traditional To...

In this episode I continue the restoration of what I believe to be a 1960 U.S. Molded Shapes, Inc. 16' home built boat by repairing the hull interior stern area with fibeglass mat and epoxy resin. Tools and Materials Used: Makita 1-1/8 in. x 21 in. Belt Sander DeWalt 5 in. Random Orbital Hook and Loop Sander TotalBoat Epoxy Resin traditional TotalBoat Milled Glass Fiber Smith's Clear Penetratin...

In this episode I continue the restoration of what I believe to be a 1960 U.S. Molded Shapes, Inc. 16' home built boat by repairing the hull interior with fibeglass mat and epoxy resin. Tools and Materials Used: Makita 1-1/8 in. x 21 in. Belt Sander DeWalt 5 in. Random Orbital Hook and Loop Sander TotalBoat Epoxy Resin traditional TotalBoat Milled Glass Fiber

In this episode I continue the restoration of what I believe to be a 1960 U.S. Molded Shapes, Inc. 16' home built boat by sanding the hull interior and parts.

In this episode I continue the restoration of what I believe to be a 1960 U.S. Molded Shapes, Inc. 16' home built boat by removing the transon, stringers, and keelson to check for rot.

In this episode I continue the restoration of what I believe to be a 1960 U.S. Molded Shapes, Inc. 16' home built boat by cutting into the transom to see how much rotten wood is present. You will be surprised.

In this episode I continue the restoration of what I believe to be a 1960 U.S. Molded Shapes, Inc. 16' home built boat by sanding the exterior of the hull bottom and discovering all of the colors of paint used over the years.

In this episode I begin the restoration of what I believe to be a 1960 U.S. Molded Shapes, Inc. home built boat by sanding the topsides and removing the wooden bungs covering the fastenings. What I find is suprising!

This episode starts a new video series on the restoration on what is believed to be a 1960 U.S. Molded Shapes molded full lap hull that was completed by a home builder that same year. So, we are calling it The Mystery Boat. I hope you enjoy the journey with me over the next several months.

In this episode I complete the restoration of a 1955 Wagemaker Wolverine 14' Ply-Lap boat by installing the hardware and steering gear. Products Used: Dolfinite Bedding Compound History of Wagemaker-made Wolverine boats and more: www.wagemakerwolverineboats.com/ reynoldsrunabouts@gmail.com www.reynoldsrunabouts.com

In this episode I continue the restoration of a 1955 Wagemaker Wolverine 14' Ply-Lap boat by cutting down the windshield to give the boat a sleeker look. Products Used: Mirka sandpaper Classic Boat Connection rubber windshield gasket: www.classicboatconnection.com/windshield_brackets_gasket_rubber_step_pads_frames_Continental_letters_trim.pdf History of Wagemaker-made Wolverine boats and more: ...

In this episode I continue the restoration of a 1955 Wagemaker Wolverine 14' Ply-Lap boat by sanding and repainting the vintage steering wheel back to its original color. Products Used: Mirka sandpaper Paint mixed by Wyrick Company: wyrickco.biz/index.htm History of Wagemaker-made Wolverine boats and more: www.wagemakerwolverineboats.com/ reynoldsrunabouts@gmail.com www.reynoldsrunabouts.com

In this episode I continue the restoration of a 1955 Wagemaker Wolverine 14' Ply-Lap boat by applying epoxy, white lines, and varnish to the deck and transom. Products Used: Mirka sandpaper TotalBoat Higher Performance Epoxy Resin Epifanes PP Varnish Extra Craftsman Mentioned: danleeboatbuilding.co.uk/ History of Wagemaker-made Wolverine boats and more: www.wagemakerwolverineboats.com/ reynolds...

In this episode I continue the restoration of a 1955 Wagemaker Wolverine 14' Ply-Lap boat by applying stain to the deck and transom. Products Used: Lake Oswego Boat Company Post War Chris-Craft Red Mahogany Gel Stain History of Wagemaker-made Wolverine boats and more: www.wagemakerwolverineboats.com/ reynoldsrunabouts@gmail.com www.reynoldsrunabouts.com

Episode 18 - Refastening the Deck Kingplank

Episode 17 - Repairing the Deck Kingplank

Episode 16 - Applying Finishes to Interior Parts

Episode 15 - Applying Epoxy to the Interior Parts

Episode 14 - Repairing the Interior Pieces

Episode 13 - Varnishing the Interior

Episode 12 - Sanding and Staining the Interior

Episode 11 - Repairing and Sanding the Deck

Episode 10 - Sealing and Painting the Hull

Episode 9 - Painting the Hull Bottom

Episode 8 - Installing the Rub Rail & Trim Pieces

Episode 7 - Repairing/Installing the Spray Rails

Episode 6 - Repairing the Molded Plywood Hull

Episode 5 - Installing the Repaired Outer Keel

Episode 4 - Repairing the Outer Keel