Paddle Board

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jem
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Re: Paddle Board

Post by jem »

You could mix a little white sand into the varnish or clear coat paint. I wouldn't put it in the epoxy. I know it will work for sure in clear coat LPU paint. Not sure about varnish.
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Re: Paddle Board

Post by dangermouse01 »

Or something like this. I dont know anything about it tho.
http://www.woodsurfboardsupply.com/VersaTraction.html

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Re: Paddle Board

Post by olsnappa »

neon 14.....I've been looking into the very same thing and found this product.
http://www.antisliptapeshop.com/Categor ... p-Tape/142
Note that the first one featured on the page is a transparent and non abrasive anti slip tape.
Might be worth considering.
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Re: Paddle Board

Post by Ossie Bruce »

We used pool salt when water sking racing, but with paint,, better than sand (paper).
Put paint on the deck, just used a sieve (when the wife is not looking, it get's a even finish) with the salt, and paint over,let dry and hose off, the salt will disipate and you will be left with rough paint, will not take skin off like sand does :roll: (We did try sand, but only once)
You could try on waste timber

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Re: Paddle Board

Post by neon14 »

I finally ordered the rest of the epoxy and fiberglass to finish this project! It should be here by the end of the week. I am ready to knock this thing out and go fishing!
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Re: Paddle Board

Post by neon14 »

Started building a paddle for the board.
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Cut some extra strips. Thinking of also making a shorter paddle for when I am sitting down on the crate or ice chest. Building them birds mouth style.
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Re: Paddle Board

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Light at the end of the tunnel! I am on a mission to get this thing finished.
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Re: Paddle Board

Post by neon14 »

Just about got the hull done today. Got a few braces to put in and thats about it.
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Yall don't know how bad I want to get this thing in the water.
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Re: Paddle Board

Post by neon14 »

Got the bottom side of the deck glassed the other day. I wrapped the hull in plastic to keep epoxy off of it.
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This morning I worked on the handle supports.
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I probably went way overkill on this rear handle support. And after it was all in I realized it wasnt even in the center. Off by a half inch. Oh well.
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Re: Paddle Board

Post by neon14 »

The other day I siliconed this aluminium wire mesh stuff in place. This area of the hull will have one of those plastic access panels. If I would have thought about it I would have not cut out these supports. This way water can still pass threw. I hope water does not get inside the hull.
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Went to Gibson's in Kerrville today and found these cool chrome handles and pad eyes. Gibson's has everything.
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These are going to look nice. bling bling :lol:
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