| This is a 19 foot 1957 Bell Boy Cuddy cabin boat for full restoration back to her glory.
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This is must more of the lay out. You see were its starting to take shape. |
These screw blocks are epoxyed down as well as screwed down. |
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This
of course is both of them laying flat on a work table. |
This is just a hole that the steering cable to pass though |
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This
will make things look so much better. Got to hide the screws holes. |
Plugs, Plugs, more plugs. |
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Little stain makes a big difference. |
As the stain goes on, you can see the richness of the wood grain come out even more. |
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Port
side stained next to starboard which shows how much difference there
is. Of course, this will even be richer once the sealer goes on. |
Both stained and laying on the table waiting to dry. Once dry, I will apply a good coat of sealer to them. |
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These have been pulled back off the boat to ready for finish. 80 grit, to 120 grit to 220 grit. Just finished sealing so now they are ready for Varnishing. |
These are above door and helm's, which you will see later in some other photos. |
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