What We're Making

[street]

Finished stripping the kayak. Now for a lot of sanding, epoxy, and fiberglass.

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That is a beautiful!! I would love to do one of those someday.

 

[Ronstar]

Very nice.

Thanks!

That is a beautiful!! I would love to do one of those someday.

Thanks! - Yes you need to build one!

 

[Winemaker]

Quite the undertaking. I looked at something like this but in the end, seemed like too much to take on at the time. Good job.

Did you seal the concrete with anything?

Yes, the concrete and stone were sealed with a wet look masonry sealer, I think it was from Behr.

My next job that I'm trying to pull off is a BBQ rollaway. I purchased a black rollaway toolbox from Harbor Freight. I'm going to paint the front with a stainless steel appliance paint. I will then attach cement board to the sides, then cut down some 2x4 or 4x4 posts for the corners. I will remove the butcher block top that came with the tool box, and put the molds up for another concrete counter pour. Then I'll put the same stone tiles on the sides and seal everything up. This should take a week or two to do instead of the 3 months on the kitchen.

 

[latexman]

Finished stripping the kayak. Now for a lot of sanding, epoxy, and fiberglass.

This reminded me of Uni days, and the Civil Engineering departments of surrounding colleges would have concrete canoe races. Free eats and free beer! It was such a fine time!