Re: [bolger] 'Longboarding'
Ya but will it get me elected?
> "Ron Magen" <quohog@a...> wrote:
> > Rick,
> > You forgot to add that 'longboarding' will give you shoulders like
> > Swartznegger and forearms like 'Popeye'. {at least if you have to
> lay
> > UNDER the boat to do it !!}
> >
> >
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, "Ron Magen" <quohog@a...> wrote:
And that's another good reason for building upside down......I
guess I'll have to settle for arms like Batman or maybe
Robin......naw,not at all,more like the Penguin :-)
Dust is not much of a problem either when one builds in mother
natures great outdoor boat yard with constant(at least when Bruce is
not there) solid wind to keep the dust and all other loose things off
the sanding surface.
Nevertheless,sound advice to follow for those in less open shop
conditions!
Sincerely,
Peter "penguin arms" Lenihan
> Rick,lay
> You forgot to add that 'longboarding' will give you shoulders like
> Swartznegger and forearms like 'Popeye'. {at least if you have to
> UNDER the boat to do it !!}Ron,
>
> Should be a little easier if you can stand up and do it like
> hand-planning.
>
> Either way, wear a decent mask, goggles, and have a good fan at your
> back {blowing the dust AWAY from you}.
>
> Regards & Good Luck,
> Ron Magen
> Backyard Boatshop
And that's another good reason for building upside down......I
guess I'll have to settle for arms like Batman or maybe
Robin......naw,not at all,more like the Penguin :-)
Dust is not much of a problem either when one builds in mother
natures great outdoor boat yard with constant(at least when Bruce is
not there) solid wind to keep the dust and all other loose things off
the sanding surface.
Nevertheless,sound advice to follow for those in less open shop
conditions!
Sincerely,
Peter "penguin arms" Lenihan
Rick,
You forgot to add that 'longboarding' will give you shoulders like
Swartznegger and forearms like 'Popeye'. {at least if you have to lay
UNDER the boat to do it !!}
Should be a little easier if you can stand up and do it like
hand-planning.
Either way, wear a decent mask, goggles, and have a good fan at your
back {blowing the dust AWAY from you}.
Regards & Good Luck,
Ron Magen
Backyard Boatshop
course paper to level it all out.
SNIP
SNIP
You forgot to add that 'longboarding' will give you shoulders like
Swartznegger and forearms like 'Popeye'. {at least if you have to lay
UNDER the boat to do it !!}
Should be a little easier if you can stand up and do it like
hand-planning.
Either way, wear a decent mask, goggles, and have a good fan at your
back {blowing the dust AWAY from you}.
Regards & Good Luck,
Ron Magen
Backyard Boatshop
> Message: 10Add filler with a wide blade to raise the low spots. A longboard with
> Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2003 23:42:50 -0700
> From: sctree <sctree@...>
> Subject: Re: Re: High Build Primer?
>
> For the record, smooth and fair are two different things.
>
> Fairing is getting the high spots down and the low spots filled. . . .
course paper to level it all out.
SNIP
> Typically the "add filler to the lows/longboard until flush" routineneeds several goes.
>high build primer followed with light sanding
> Once fair, then comes the smoothing. . . .A well rolled out coat of
SNIP
> From a guy who has many hours stroking other peoples boats with alongboard........
>
> Rick