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Done. Turned out to be a major pain in the neck; hard to get the 10-24 machine screws into the supports. Too few hands, too many things to hold and no

Done. Turned out to be a major pain in the neck; hard to get the 10-24 machine screws into the supports. Too few hands, too many things to hold and no

2016 05 14 Sprayshield 005 Cut, ground to shape, drilled with the special plastic-drilling bits. Stainless steel from my dad's stash, polycarbonate

2016 05 14 Sprayshield 004 Tracing the original sprayshields on to grey polycarbonate. I made the missing piece mirror its opposite but left extra m

2016 05 14 Sprayshield 002 Making new 'washers' for the sprayshield machine screws. The two with holes are original. The six will be drilled when I

2016 05 14 Sprayshield 001 Existing sprayshields.

Replacing those ghastly blue acrylic sprayshields. One's missing, one's off, one's broken.

Done. Turned out to be a major pain in the neck; hard to get the 10-24 machine screws into the supports. Too few hands, too many things to hold and no

DHeckrotte
May 30, 2016

Looks fantastic! How did you manage the pieces with the radii?

The new plexi really modernizes the look of your boat. Very nice!

Looks good