Boat Stringer Replacement using Celotex - Wilson Flyer Project - Part 5

[@caseyarmstrong7064]

One of the best stringer projects I’ve seen, nice job.

[@LoCalFIshing_]

@@caseyarmstrong7064 thank you!

[@simonhooper5953]

Hey dude nice job I just got a Wilson flyer project boat and glad I watched this video 👊👊👊

[@greenstripeypaint]

nice work.

[@mackie666]

Brilliant job mate, in the process of starting to do this to my boat, looking forward to following this project 👍

[@wallbrick4327]

fantastic content you are doing a great job

[@LoCalFIshing_]

Thank you 👍

[@Fluid36]

Did you think about putting holes in each section so they could all drain to the bilge?

[@barrylouis8581]

great job your doing, I've done this twice, and must be stupid as I've got another one on my drive to start asap, good luck,
will keep watching, interested in time to finish and final cost, as the last one I finished was about ten years ago.
it took 5 years to complete and cost about £60,000 to finish.

[@LoCalFIshing_]

Thanks, good luck with the next one 👍

[@Harry.Skinters]

Nice job. I'm about to replace the stringers on my boat.
Did the resin react with the celotex and did you seal the ply capping on both faces?

[@LoCalFIshing_]

Thanks, there wasn't any reaction with the celotex. I did a test first on a piece before committing to all of it. I didn't seal the underside of the ply topper as it shouldn't ever get wet and is only there to aid in screwing the floor down until the sealant sets. The fibreglass layup becomes the strength 👍

[@Harry.Skinters]

@@LoCalFIshing_ Look forward to seeing how it goes.

[@davidharding3058]

Hi mate
I see you struggling with the insulation board. With a sharp edge to scribe in why didn't you use a fine tip marker pen. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿😃🍻

[@LoCalFIshing_]

Hi mate, I didn't have one in the house. i had tried one of my sons felt tips, but it was rubbing off so went with the sharp edge 👍