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I understand what your saying. No pro here! I am sure we all listen to music while working too though! I’ll take you statement to consideration on next similar videos. Thanks for the input

Thank you sir! Appreciate the subscription.

@@Ronie792 awesome! I used to go visit some churches in North Carolina. Probably related if I knew half the family my Dad knows. Thanks for the sub and God Bless!

@@eenmancingaje1472 I only speak English sorry

@@WarEagleTheBest I have yet to catch one but I know they are still in there. Loaded with trout though…

We just ran out of time on this one. I tried to talk and apologize but he wasn’t having it. Thanks for watching and the subscription.

@@adamw.fishing6334 thank you sir. Appreciate the subscription to my channel!!!

I don’t have a video. Should be fairly simple. You need to hit up the man Nate at Tiny Boat National Midwest. He can hook you up with a custom built aluminum transom and walk you through it! Tell him Merrick sent you.

Thanks for watching! My ablation was successful. I have not had another SVT episode since. I do have occasions where my heart rates gets up around 120-160 bpm but I do not have the sensations like the SVT episodes. No regrets. I would have another ablation if I had other episodes. Very simple procedure!

@@merrickmcclure6058 Thank you for the response. Does your heart rate go back down without needing manouevers? I have SVT rhythm but currently only goes up to 120-160. Still very distressing as have the sensations and sometimes cannot reverse and it goes on for up to 9 hours

@@1alopezgI don’t have to do anything for mine goes down on its own. It’s all mental for me now. White coats and blood pressure cuffs gets mine going. Just get you a good cardiologist and an EP Doctor and you’ll be fine. SVT is benign. Just keep reminding yourself and don’t let anxiety overtake you.

@@stanleymoye4294 mine takes double a lithium batteries. I really can’t remember the switch but mine has a couple to select from that turns it on. Mine is not rechargeable. Sounds like you have a different model.

I have regained my life! Would do it again anytime. Praying for yours.

Also did you only need the 2lb coat it? Thanks 😊

I used two styles of grinding wheels. The best was the wire wheel. I used the thick and thin wire wheel. Depending on the stains and location depicted which size wire I used. Depends on your gauge thickness of aluminum which wheel I would use. Thinner your boat is use the thinner wire wheel first.

@@montanastrongremodelrenova1632 I think it might have been the 8lb can. I used two. It wouldn’t hurt to get more than you need. 2 coats I felt done ok on my boat but a third coat would made it better for longevity. It’s still holding up nicely! Only spot wore out is right at the v up front from beaching from time to time.

Still holding up. No leaks

@merrickmcclure6058 I'm getting ready to do the same exact thing to a 1448 right now. I ordered GOOP manly because of price. Of course everyone on Facebook recommends gator glide. A few people have said Goop chips or flakes easily. Then they tell me they run their boat hard and even crunch through ice while duck hunting in winter or that they beach their boats on sand bars. How hard have you been on your boat since the new bottom?

@@monster-pq7lnI would NOT recommend if you are going to use the boat hard by bottoming it out a lot. I rarely bottom mine out other than beaching sometimes for loading/unloading.

@merrickmcclure6058 that's probably why the product has held up on your boat. I have no intentions of destroying my boat by running it over obstructions. I'm like you that it should hold up well because I wibt be abolishing the boat.

I don’t know about herculiner. This two part epoxy is a hard thin layer. It will dry really hard. It will pop once dried and weight is applied if not dispersed. Mine popped when I was installing the subfloor while walking on the ribs. Mine is still holding up great. I really don’t bottom mine out any. If you plan to bottom it out much go with gator glide.

I’m not quite sure how tight it seals. I never checked the boat before if it had any leaks. The only thing I noticed after the coats is that the resign when dried does pop and crack. It only cracked a few times when I was setting my sub floor. I have not noticed it popping anymore or any leaks. I can fish all day and don’t notice a drop inside the boat. For the price it’s a good product. If you are planning on bottoming the boat a lot on land I would suggest a stouter product instead of this. I don’t bottom my boat much so it works just fine for me! Let me know what you think if you use it on your boat. Thanks for watching! Don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t. God bless.

Thanks for the reply! How much would you recommend I get for a 16ft lund v bottom? And how many costs?

@@danielscrapper8207probably three or four cans. It will probably be over kill but it would good to have too much! I done my 16x48 with two cans.

Been running it for quite a few years and never called a “tow boat.” Also the water supply lakes I predominantly fish are electric only and don’t have a “sea tow” or “tow boat US.” The Elco still hasn’t let me down yet.

I live on the golf wouldn't work out here to well. We go sometimes 150 miles offshore to get what we're looking for. I have twin 500 hp. And sometimes feel underpowered.@@merrickmcclure6058

If things go the way they say they will, we're gonna have plenty of fuel. And let's face it, our new outboards are as clean as possible. Were not talking the 60s or even the 90s It's up to people to not spill fuel , and oil, and keep their rig clean. Can't put that on gas outboards. If they made a hybrid engine and the boat a big generator, i'd buy it. Electric alone, won't cut it for me, and doesn't have to, thanks to the vote.@@merrickmcclure6058

You'll prob. be glad to here, i'm all electric in my home though, and drive a hybrid. I try to do my part. Just can't do the boat thing bro.

Small swim baits!!!

Yes sir. I was in a hurry and didn’t have the time to wire it at first. It does make things easier before.

I need to do a follow up video. I absolutely feel the best I’ve felt. Been two years since the ablation. I’m on anxiety medicine now that helps me tremendously.

Keep trust in God and know the great physician will see you through it. I promise it is a breeze. Just make sure to go to the restroom before. I had to wait a few hours before I could get up. Boy was I miserable not able to pee after my procedure!!!

I would stick with exterior surface. I actually used flex seal brush on in the interior flooring up to the water line. The flex seal on the interior has wore out where the drain plug is from my hands rubbing it. Stick to exterior for goop.

@@merrickmcclure6058 I know many get mixed results with using flex seal . I bought the Goop coat it and was wondering if i could just get away with putting it on inside

@@classicxl I think it will work just fine on exterior. If you planning to bottom out the boat in shallow water I would invest in gator flex. I don’t bottom my boat out much. I beach it but I’m not rough on the bottom hull.

@@merrickmcclure6058 no me either it’s more to make it water tight hate leaks

I would not rely on this for a full seal. With it being an epoxy resign, I did notice the first time I stood in my boat that the bottom gave some cracking sound. There are some other products out there that would seal better in my honest opinion.

@@merrickmcclure6058 Your boat must be thinner material if it flexes that much (how much do you weigh?) As far as I can see there isn't a drop of water getting past that stuff the way I have it applied (thickness) And I have some left from yeasterday so I went over the entire hull and touched up any spots that were questionable. That should never leak once it sets.

@@PainterD54 I’m a little over 200lb. When I had my hull only on the trailer I was stepping on the ribs and the bottom coating popped a few times. It doesn’t pop anymore since it has been decked. Look into gator glide. It does really great!

Mines finally set (3 days later) and it looks great. Plenty thick so a second coat is not needed (maybe next year) so I gave it two coats Total Boat hull paint. I have some graphics to paint on the sides yet, but it's looking great now! I can't see how it could possibly leak.

@@PainterD54 it’s pretty stout stuff! Thanks for watching and appreciate the subscription!

Yes sir! Thanks for watching

We had around 17lbs. Lost two fish but glad we lost to a youth angler team! The smile on that young man’s face was priceless! Our results are no longer publicized and is only viewable by paid members.

I used a normal applicator. I also used a foam roller but it fell apart and do not recommend using foam at all.

God Bless you. I know you will come through it fine. There is nothing to worry about. Very simple procedure! Praying for you.

@@merrickmcclure6058 Amen. Thank you so much

If you haven’t make sure to subscribe for I might do another recap video about dealing with mental stress post ablation. I had some mental issues getting past things and have started doing way better the past couple of months!

Not on that lake. Most lakes we fish are electric only. That motor is an Elco ep-20 electric outboard.

There are better options to sealing rivets if you are looking for the best. This product though works very well. I done it on my boat to make sure there were no leaky rivets. I feel this product would hold up decently but would eventually fail since it’s an epoxy design. Only if you are rough on the bottom.

I am running the Lithium Pros 48V Packs in parallel that gets me right at 200 ah. I have some new Lithium Pro Batteries that I will be installing soon that is NMEA connectable to my Lowrance HDS unit. I will be able to monitor the battery packs while running the outboard. The least I have seen since I have been running the packs has got around 40% batteries left at end of day. Best advise is not to invest in the cheap lithium batteries. Lithium Pros without any doubt have the most power Lithium Battery available. Most batteries you purchase will not have that high output compared to Lithium Pros. That is a promise. It is a huge investment but they will outlast the cheaper batteries by far. Thanks for the subscribe! Keep an eye out on the future install video. Feel free to look me up on Facebook and send me a message of any questions you might have.

@@merrickmcclure6058 Thanks for the info!

Thank you sir

Thank you!

Thank you sir! Couldn’t be possible without you all!

Thank you sir! Great suggestion the power pole location.

By myself I am getting 9.6mph. I have a couple mods that I will be doing that I know of others that have gained 1mph more.

It would had made a fine boat but I sold mine and built a bass tracker out. I have it in my videos. Tiny Boat Nation sells all the material you need for building one out!

No peeling at all. It’s still as solid as the day I applied it. Even where I beach the boat on the shore it has scuffed the paint but the epoxy is still holding. I’m impressed. After curing the only thing you will notice is the first time or two you will hear the epoxy cracking. Still no leaks. I’d buy it again for sure.

Sounds good needing to coat my shrimp boat bottom,starting to pit this should do the trick

@@chadwilliams2682 I don’t have a clue how it holds up in saltwater. I’m fishing freshwater reservoirs.

@@merrickmcclure6058 don't run on anything rough ,as long as it sticks to aluminum good should be fine

1 more question,do you think I can just use the coat it,without a layer of marine paint over it?

I just used spray cans. I went with a more flat paint. I am planning on coating it with acrlyic coating when weather warms up.

I used a marine paint made for hulls. I got flat black and it goes on very thin and dries chocky. I don't think you need it on the hull for UV protection because the sun never hits there anyway. I'm going to sand off the paint next spring and put on another coat for more protection and not even worry about painting it. My only concern is how well it will bond to the coat I have on now?

@@PainterD54 Helped a friend restore his 1956 Aluminum

@@PainterD54 it was quite a project,but he just used jb weld replaced rivets sanded and used Total boat Aluminum paint water based. It's very expensive and doesn't require primer. I'm working on my aluminum boat repairing holes due to electrolysis from my bunk boards. But will probably do a more thorough prep job with a two part epoxy then apply a paint coat.

I used rustoleum to paint mine and looks damn nice! Also used a roller to paint it

Thanks for watching. I used two cans for the 16x48 Bass Tracker bottom. Still holding up a year later! If you haven’t I would appreciate your subscribing to the channel.

Before my ablation, I would feel a sensation like my body would go flushed from head to toe then my heart would instantly jump to over 200 bpm. My heart always felt like one side of my heart was fighting against the other side out of rhythm. I would cough really hard, I mean really straining when coughing and it would convert back into normal rhythm.

It really does not add additional slickness. Gator Glide is the best product for the price when it comes to slick bottom boats. I did not want a super slick product to prevent my boat from sliding off the bunk boards. I would say that it does add a slight amount of additional slickness that a sanded aluminum but depends on the applicator you use. The foam roller I used left chunks in it that when I sanded it after the application to prep for painting left some areas of grip from the pieces of foam into the epoxy coating. For the price, this product is not too bad. I would use it again.

There are factors for electric outboards that are not comparable to gas outboards. Battery weight verses gas tank…I carried some serious weight on batteries. I’ve ran a 25 hp gas motor on that same boat and it never got the boat on plane. Maybe this response will make you consider more thoughts before downing the concept of electric motors. God Bless