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    ""Glassic"" The Full Restoration Delux Edit with Happy Ending

    Its my last 13 weeks in a short video...........830 hours total, $1,550 out of pocket.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGeZJZ_KKeA
    EDIT EDIT EDIT:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::HERES THE DELUX EDIT
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4EQL6yIKbQ



    I HOPE YOU LIKE
    >>>Mike<<<

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    Mike
    Love the video. You really turned that little boat into a work of art. Really envy your wood working ability. The cherry looks awesome. B

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    • #3
      Nice job...very inspiring

      Tell me about those barrel hinges on your splashwell cover...they look interesting

      Thanks for sharing...

      ...Ric
      '59 19' Glasspar Club Mariner (for sale)
      '63 17' OMC Deluxe (My current lust boat)
      '65 16' Evinrude Sweet 16 (for sale)

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      • #4
        Very nice....great wood work.

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        • #5
          Great job...Great pictures and video...THANKS, Charlie

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          • #6
            VERY NICE!!! The Video was great!
            Dick Johnson
            1989 16ft Sylvan (Bought it New)
            '57 Evinrude 18hp
            '61 Johnson 5.5hp LS
            '72 Johnson 6hp
            '61 Homelite 55 Shortshaft
            '65 Homelite 55
            '68 Bearcat 55 (3)
            '70 Bearcat 55 (1)

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            • #7
              Wow Mike, nice job on the video and GREAT job on the boat! What did the windshield restoration involve? Is that a polishing compound on the windshield? Details please?

              Tim

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              • #8
                Speaking of winshield repair, I got this link a while back:
                http://maic.jmu.edu/journal/10.2/r&d...tz/heafitz.htm
                I tried this on a thin grinding sheild and was amazed at the results.
                Dick Johnson
                1989 16ft Sylvan (Bought it New)
                '57 Evinrude 18hp
                '61 Johnson 5.5hp LS
                '72 Johnson 6hp
                '61 Homelite 55 Shortshaft
                '65 Homelite 55
                '68 Bearcat 55 (3)
                '70 Bearcat 55 (1)

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                • #9
                  Windshield

                  http://www.fiberglassics.com/howto/jag.htm

                  I couldent find the last 2 steps but the 1st 2 steps removed all my deep scratches on the plastic windshiels. Then I used meguires headlight restorer and it took the dull out and made it clear. Start on the biggrst scratches 1st, it really works, Mike
                  >>>Mike<<<

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by ricphoto, post: 5644
                    Nice job...very inspiring

                    Tell me about those barrel hinges on your splashwell cover...they look interesting

                    Thanks for sharing...

                    ...Ric
                    I got those from a friend. I dont know much but ill try to get you a brand name off the other 2 I have. Yeah, they worked great, Mike
                    >>>Mike<<<

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                    • #11
                      Thanks for the encouragement!

                      What a great documentation and encouragement to beginners like me. Its nice to see an artist at work. Beautiful wood work accents. thanks again
                      Delvel

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                      • #12
                        HERES THE DELUX EDIT VERSION TO YOU TUBE MUSIC:::: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4EQL6yIKbQ :::::: iTS THE SAME BUT DIFFERENT, Mike
                        >>>Mike<<<

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                        • #13
                          Ric -

                          Gorgeous work and what a skilled craftsman you are. I learned a lot and am inspired to do better and better on my Bellboy restoration!

                          Thanks!!

                          Bob

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