u/WatThaDeuce

This was given to me. Judging by the lack of branding on anything, I'm guessing it's something from Amazon. Still, I'd like to know if I can get parts for it. Thanks!

Still very early WIP. The only player mechanic is dragging and dropping. Of course, any UO sprites will be replaced by the end.

(It's not available for download or wishlist or anything at this time, just wanted to share.)

I'm considering making one using unistrut and plywood.

$60 for the caps + 1 sawzall blade. Love how it turned out.

I understand there's not a surface on the top of the rear bumper to butt a cap to as nicely, but does anyone know if there's a similar product for the back?

I'd appreciate some advice from the fiberglass experts here.

I just bought this Capri 14.2 cheap, including a galvanized trailer in good condition. I'm still learning to sail and if I can get a couple of seasons of lake sailing out of it then I'll be satisfied with the money spent.

I haven't seen any blistering so, from my limited research, I'm guessing these spider cracks are mainly just in the gel coat. My first question is: can I ride this out for a couple of years?

I'd also like to try some repair on this boat as part of my sailing learning experience. I've seen many instructions on dremeling spider cracks then filling with epoxy/filler. Given the large area over which these are spread, would it be more practical to sand the gel coat down over the whole area and lay a couple layers of CSM then reapply gel coat, etc.?

Lastly, what's the best way to remove the anti-skid areas? Are they analogous to something like roll on bed liner? As they also have large areas of spider webbing in some places, my though was to sand/remove them entirely and roll on a new layer once the repairs are finished.

Thanks!

I'm in the Wh/Gr/Red. Last check of my mirror the overtaker was in line behind me. Granted, I was probably going a little slow, the track and car were both new to me. This was during a practice session.