Restoring Chris-Craft Boats to their Original Beauty
After getting the top front plugged, I’m moving to the back. Believe it or not, this takes about six hours. Plugging a boat or boat bar is just slow going. I have to cut each plug out of scrap wood. I clean the top, fill the counter sunk screw hole with glue and then take a plug and hammer it …
Now that I’ve got the top most all the way done, I’ve turned to the base. I’m adding some marine plywood to give it more rigidity and stability. It’s a lot of fun to cut the plywood and keep it with the contour of the boat bar. You’d be surprised what marine plywood does. It gives it a lot of …