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2010
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March
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- Day 105: The launch continued...
- Day 105: The launch!
- Day 104: Oar sleeves
- Day 103: Hardware
- Day 102: Varnish and details2
- Day 101: Varnish and details
- Day 100: Commercial name plates and repairs
- Day 99: Varnish and oar locks
- Day 98: Hatch seal and details
- Day 97: Redos and life line
- Day 96: Varnish & Life line holes
- Day 95: Details
- Day 94: Latch Catches
- Day 93: Hatch Latches
- Day 92: Hatch Lids
- Day 91: Varnish
- Day 90: Hatch Gutters
- Day 89: Inwale
- Day 88: Oars, Table
- Day 87: Hull bottom paint
- Day 86: Paint clean up
- Day 85: Base Coat/Clear Coat
- Day 84: Masking
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February
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- Day 83: Spraying Primer 2.2
- Day 82: Spraying Primer Round 2.1
- Day 81: Spray Gun Shopping
- Day 80: Sanding Primer 2
- Day 79: Sanding Primer
- Day 78: Hull Primer
- Day 77: Gunwale blocks
- Day 76: Oars2
- Day 75: Oars
- Day 74: Deck Paint
- Day 72/73: Sanding Primer2
- Day 69/70/71: Sanding Primer
- Watching Paint Dry for 2 days
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March
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This is Great! I am not the only one!!! I have a fence business and have been collecting scrap and making boards for me a recycled dory. I love the driftwood dory idea. Way to go!
ReplyDeleteHey Tommy, Send me some pics when you get rolling. Right on!
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