Bayliner Boat Restoration - Back Seat Rebuild Part 4
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- We got the boat back bench seat and engine cover gel coat painted DIY and bolted into the boat! Now to find out if its wife approved?!
For those of you who are new, this boat has been completely rebuilt, Engine Rebuilt, rotted deck, seat boxes, Stringers, transom, all removed and rebuilt!
Boat Info: 1998 Bayliner Capri 1850 LS
Engine Info: Mercruiser 3.0L Engine Inboard / Outdrive (I/O)
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Email: zachsgarage1@gmail.com
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Beautiful and sturdy. Solid and strong. What a keeper! Should last many decades if ya take care of her.
the wife or boat?
Yes
Thanks for uploading was fun to watch !
What a surprise to see Eddy Wally on your vlog :-)
(the "wow" guy from Belgium)
We've been waiting a long time for this. Nice job, looks great! The small tabbing around the supports below the plywood is fine in your application. Normally tabbing is 4 inches or so on each side of the corner. Use some thickened resin or fairing compound to form a curve on the inside of the corner so the glass doesn't have to bend around a sharp right angle inside corner. The glass will refuse to bend at a right angle, often leaving an air bubble under the glass at the corner which takes away a lot of the strength. Router a radius curve or sand round any outside corners you want glass to go around. Always smooth curves, never right angles. Always stir up gelcoat or paint before taking what you need from the container.
these are good tips, thanks for posting these
good job
Nice job bro
Holy crap what an incredible amount of work. My only unsolicited advice would be to start with a C Ray next time
😂 I was thinking an even more expensive brand!
Looks fantastic! I’m going out to wet sand and polish the top of our boat.
Thanks! And Goodluck!
Take backseat and motor cover to upholstery shop. They could match and cover it like the sides.
Look at that view count go up!
Great series of videos. I am doing the same thing now. How did you anchor the rear part of the seat to the bottom box? Did you anchor the seat to the framing supports in the rear engine compartment?
If you ever do another boat.... Put the hinges on the inside of the lid and use mushroom head or countersunk bolts. Reason being, that metal can be sharp and you just never know what you're going to encounter down the way. I've got the scars from an old sun lounge hinge to show for it. My girlfriends friend couldn't get back in the boat on her own due to her being a bit overweight and started to struggle/panic. I had to jump in and help lift her back into the boat before she drowned.
Tight bond 3!? I mean that wood can barely handle tight bond 2 on a good day. You are playing with fire my friend.
You said one requirement was that it had to be removable. I know that the front two fasteners are butterfly nuts, but what’s holding the rear part in place ??
Which part do you mean by rear?
There's the seat bench, seat bench base support, seat back, and engine top cover/sundeck
@@ZachsGarage1 I mean the rear part of the sun deck.
@@heesanoice7637 I have some hinges bolted to the boat and then the sundeck bolted to the hinges. So I just unscrew the bolts to remove
100th like! Zach, on the 1708 glass mat, would you recommend using that throughout the whole boat (stringers/floors, etc)? Thanks!
I used it almost everywhere. I did use CSM for on top of the deck and for the pedestal mounts though. Just because c feathers out the surface texture better than 1708(since the 1708 is thicker). But you could use the 1708 for everything if you're only wanting to buy one kind of glass
@@ZachsGarage1 Thanks Zach! One more: you switched from polyester to epoxy resin somewhere along the line. Would you recommend just using the epoxy resin throughout, or is the poly just better for some of the applications?
@@Mickey.SilverStaXXX of you're restoring an older boat where everything is polyester, I'd just stick to polyester
@@ZachsGarage1 Mine is a '98 Maxum 19'. I don't know if it used poly or epoxy. Probably same as yours since it's the same year.
@@Mickey.SilverStaXXX yeah, I would guess poly for that year. You can also see thickk poly will have a pinkish color tint, so that might also help you tell
Not sure I've ever seen such a horrible boat fix. Stat strong boaters and ignore 100% of what this dude says!!!!!
Amen, brother!
@@ZachsGarage1 haha!
@@MiloYellowknee figured someone would like my response 🤠
Oh absolutely. I don’t know who the hell taught him how to fiberglass. First off I wouldn’t be using trailer park paneling for a boat 😂. Hell even 1/4 inch for the sides is good enough. Seat half inch at least. Put some little tiny pieces of fiberglass in random ass spots to make it ridged my ass. Y’all do not do this shit. It’s atrocious. If u do it with the right would and not be an idiot. It will work. I’m sorry but fiberglass is only strong with multiple layers and some supports. I mean even a 1/4 inch thick piece of fiberglass will still move like a damn flag in the wind. A damn leaf will hit that piece of junk and sink it. Have fun with it
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