The "Mary E"

Upright!

After cloth, 5 coats of resin, and endless sanding.
The skeg was added before turning the boat over which required some acrobatics and improvised tools.
Three men on each side were required to turn the boat over and place it on the trailer.

Next comes removing the frames, installing the seats, painting the exterior of the hull, and coating the inside with resin and varnish.

June 15, 2000
tom@tomsown.com

	After cloth, 5 coats of resin, and endless sanding. The skeg was added before turning the boat over which required some acrobatics and improvised tools. Three men on each side were required to turn the boat over and place it on the trailer.
	Next comes removing the frames, installing the seats, painting the exterior of the hull, and coating the inside with resin and varnish.