A little while back I acquired this Gordon Woods.
See older posts for more images.
The bottom had some pretty severe foam shrinkage
and needed filling along with the normal dents and dings
acquired over time.
Rather than fill the individual lows and try and sand
them, without sanding down the surrounding foam.
A bog screed was pulled over the whole bottom.
Then sanded fair.
The rails, nose and tail were also filled where needed.
This board had a yellow tint glass job.
You wouldn't think so by looking at it now.
But there are areas on the deck and under the original fin
that are definitely yellow.
The original plan was to rebuild the bottom
then do a pigment job to the cut lap line.
But as happens on occasion with these
kinds of jobs, plans can change as the job progresses.
As has happened here.
The rails really needed some work and some extra glass.
So a pigment glass job around the rails onto the deck
seemed the logical way to go.
Two layers of 4oz.
One on one to go.
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