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Old 08-24-2006
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Here is our 1970 Columbia 34MKII

When we bought the boat..















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Let the sanding begin....







Thankfuly I have a great place to work on the boat over the next few months.

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Here are some pictures of the 3 coats of Aristo Blue.







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Hey Scott

Great pics

I have been doing some research on people that have had Columbia deck problems - water leaking/rotting coring.
Did I read in a seperate thread that you did some deck repair from the inside? If so do you have some pics you can send?

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Keith, No the core in our boat was taken care of by the first owner. He did pattern drilling and then filled the rotted wood with epoxy. Which is a good way to fix the deck but where he drilled the holes they poped the paint off after a few years so I took and sanded the deck down to the glass and added a layer of 10oz glass then repainted, to keep the holes from coming back. Depends on how bad your deck is but doing the repair from the top is the only way to go. If you have large areas that need to be fixed you will be better off cutting the skin off and replacing the core. Where are you located and how bad is your deck?

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Hey Scott

I cant drop in a pic. If your interested send me your email address and Ill send. Thanks again for the help

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