Hi
Looks awesome... Can you post some pictures of the foot strap once you get it on? I sailed mine without the strap and almost tipped on the maiden voyage when we got caught in a storm.
Corsair 11
Thanks!
Also I plan to make an sketch of the Spi setup, launching and recovering system.
BTW: if you look closely in the spi hole picture you can observe the diffetent layers: epoxi, wood, FG and epoxi again. I have a detailed picture at home which I'll post later because it's very instructive.
Cheers,
Sure Richard, I'll do. It's very simple though: lap belt (cars) or vest straps sewed with marine resisten thread, some cord and perhaps some elastics to keep them off the bottom.richwink wrote:Hi
Looks awesome... Can you post some pictures of the foot strap once you get it on? I sailed mine without the strap and almost tipped on the maiden voyage when we got caught in a storm.
Also I plan to make an sketch of the Spi setup, launching and recovering system.
Well I admit the feeling was a bit "strange", I was scared! he he but fortunately some epoxi, fillers and biaxial FG can fix almost everything in these boats.ks8 wrote:Looks good! It must have been fun cutting that hole for the spi tube! Build a beautiful hull... just to cut holes in it!
BTW: if you look closely in the spi hole picture you can observe the diffetent layers: epoxi, wood, FG and epoxi again. I have a detailed picture at home which I'll post later because it's very instructive.
Cheers,
Finally hull is done, she is going to be sailed soon (I hope!! )
First coat of epoxy primer sanded:
Second coat of epoxy primer:
Second coat of epoxy primer sanded. Ready to paint:
Here we gooo !!!!! this is the final looks after two coats of paint, sand and two paint coats more. At first I though a dark blue would look nice, sure it wold... but a light color looks nicer in a small hull so I went for that glossy yellow.
Cheers!!
First coat of epoxy primer sanded:
Second coat of epoxy primer:
Second coat of epoxy primer sanded. Ready to paint:
Here we gooo !!!!! this is the final looks after two coats of paint, sand and two paint coats more. At first I though a dark blue would look nice, sure it wold... but a light color looks nicer in a small hull so I went for that glossy yellow.
Cheers!!
Last edited by esparver on Tue Apr 21, 2009 5:04 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Many thanks. I used roller only with a Polyurethane+acrylic enamel of "Titan yate" line, products for yatching from Titanlux paints. Also, the epoxy primer I used is from that brand.ChrisObee wrote:She's a beauty. What paint are you using. Looks like you have a great finish. Did you roll and tip, spray?
Regards,
- Jordi -
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