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1. Fishercat🇺🇸

   Master Seaman·1 hour ago

   @GARTH neat! The Seguin was my second project and the waterproofing just wasn't good enough - even with a layer of 'glass on the outside. So, it kept warping and eventually the keel started turning gray under where the prop is. That's why I retired it. I may either fix it or do another at some point. I'm VERY fond of it.
   
   As to the Jim Wilder. When I found out that this kit existed, I wanted one very badly. But, I just couldn't find one. After I'd been searching for months, this one came up on E-bay only a few miles from me (and as you know, on our side of the pond, that's saying something!) so I ran out and grabbed it. It's a very creditable effort, and I would like to do something with it.
   
   Since that date, I found a New Old Stock JW in a hobby store in France, and had it imported! LOL So, I can do it both ways.
2. GARTH🇨🇦

   Commodore·6 hours ago

   I have both Sequin Built 1990 & Jimwilder tug later, also both see water every year. Sealed hulls with Spare Varnish and I used Roof Patch on the interior of the Sequin because I didn't know how to fiberglass.P/S I can still smell the Roof Patch aroma when I take the cabin off to change batteries

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