Good morning and Happy Hump day!
This is a double Hump Day since we're ½ way through the week and also ½ way through the month of May.

59° outside this morning and heading to 70° this afternoon with more rain... blah, blah, blah....
Did I mention it's gonna rain today??

I'm taking a load of scrap to recycle this morning, I'll haul a few tons of limestone gravel back for under unit bases and holes in the driveway. I'll be helping a good friend this afternoon with a couple of his garage doors he's been having trouble with.

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My Hearing

After completing his annual physical on a patient, the doctor asked if there was anything that was bothering him. Joe replied, "Yeah, my hearing."

The doctor examined Joe's ear and removed some ear wax. He then asked Joe if his hearing was better.

Joe said, "I don't know, the hearing isn't till next Tuesday."


Enjoy your day folks!

So I got the boat all done and ready to start putting on the "Poor Mans Fiberglass" or PMF as I will call it. First I filled in the slots on the bottom with foam to make it easier to cover and to add a little strength. I also drilled the pontoons and added some small all-thread to hold them firmly together. Once I got them all tight I cut them off even with the nut.
I have never used the PMF before and I have to say it's much harder to work with than I hoped. Mainly just getting all the bubbles out and getting it to all lay flat was a chore. All of that tan is one piece of cloth that raps all the way around the pontoon. 1 piece down and about 20 to go. Before I cover the bottom I will trim all the spray foam I used to glue the 2" foam in place. It was not dry enough to trim yet.