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A nice place to hang out.

A nice place to hang out.

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Finished interior, one of my favorite features is the gimballed atlantic oil lamp

Finished interior, one of my favorite features is the gimballed atlantic oil lamp

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on the mooring

on the mooring

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mast

mast

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cockpit

cockpit

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top view

top view

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Winsome from the stern during the purchasing survey

Winsome from the stern during the purchasing survey

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Hauled out for purchasing survey

Hauled out for purchasing survey

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Fourth of July at Ala Wai boat harbor in Waikiki.

Fourth of July at Ala Wai boat harbor in Waikiki.

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The "Star" at anchor

The "Star" at anchor

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Sunrise

Sunrise

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At anchor in Glorietta Bay

At anchor in Glorietta Bay

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Sunrise in Glorietta Bay

Sunrise in Glorietta Bay

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San Diego Bay

San Diego Bay

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Cruising the Bay

Cruising the Bay

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Downtown San Diego

Downtown San Diego

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from my boat in my backyard, these are my helpers,,so to speak....

from my boat in my backyard, these are my helpers,,so to speak....

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the bounty of the gulf coast

the bounty of the gulf coast

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three airman (one retired)

three airman (one retired)

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good gloss. this is before wax. have fun!

good gloss. this is before wax. have fun!

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to test different techniques, i set up the rudder aligned with the low lying morning sun so i could site along each side to compare techniques. just compounding,even several times, did not work well for me. I had to start by sanding.

to test different techniques, i set up the rudder aligned with the low lying morning sun so i could site along each side to compare techniques. just compounding,even several times, did not work well for me. I had to start by sanding.

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Beautiful november in North Georgia. You can see the reflection of my brick house with window, and a red maple tree in the hull. When i started on her,she was pretty chalky. I love the way gelcoat restores. after working with paint and gelcoat, i like gelcoat alot better.

Beautiful november in North Georgia. You can see the reflection of my brick house with window, and a red maple tree in the hull. When i started on her,she was pretty chalky. I love the way gelcoat restores. after working with paint and gelcoat, i like gelcoat alot better.

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What you use is not as important as how, but in finishing it helps. Wet sand beginning with 600 grit, in a CIRCULAR motion (hard for a woodworker to accept) with light body massage type pressure. spray your sandpaper to clean it every 15 seconds / or often with a good spray bottle in your non-sanding hand. Work up to 1500, then begin to buff, again lite massage type pressure. slow speeds.

What you use is not as important as how, but in finishing it helps. Wet sand beginning with 600 grit, in a CIRCULAR motion (hard for a woodworker to accept) with light body massage type pressure. spray your sandpaper to clean it every 15 seconds / or often with a good spray bottle in your non-sanding hand. Work up to 1500, then begin to buff, again lite massage type pressure. slow speeds.

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