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Carradale


Carradale

Late 60's? Marie CN160, Shemaron CN244, Harvest Queen CN167?



    shemaron looks good, be great to see it varnished again but its not possible , when we worked on the favorite on tyneside two years ago the bow area looked so good when the old paint was removed we thought it might be possible but as we moved back we realised it would be impossible to get any kind of finish , so got to decide on what colour to repaint Shemaron now , blue but perhaps a shade or two darker than it was

    chris

    DCI paterson
    Feb 23 2009 09:06 PM
    nah mate not a dark blue,sandy used to get her nice with the blue ha used
    im sure sandy he said that sometimes it was a darker shade of blue than it was when i got it ,

    Brian Ward TT24
    Feb 23 2009 09:16 PM
    Go on Chris get the belt sander out and varnish her!!! I would go for darker blue, varnished bulwarks or all dark blue or even" Evelyn green " when she first came to TT. Don't forget the white tyre bow fenders!
    cant be green , one green boat is enough for anyone

    Brian Ward TT24
    Feb 23 2009 09:22 PM
    As I recall dark green was the favoured colour for ringers when changed from varnish.  But I know you are not a fan of green and I can't convince you. May be up in TT at weekend so I'll try to convince over a drink.
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    DCI paterson
    Feb 23 2009 09:22 PM
    naw green bud and not too dark a blue with a light ground or scummel on inside

    Brian Ward TT24
    Feb 23 2009 09:26 PM
    This is getting serious Chris! No pressure but we will all be watching with interest when choice has been made! The Village Belle 111 looked good blue when first painted.
    picked up a green boat on sat , worried that it had sprung a plank , but it was OK it was below the waterline so it  didn't show

    DCI paterson
    Feb 23 2009 09:29 PM
    i she was lovely right enough granted but a different hull,possibly a plank higher all round.what about burning and staining her on her gunnuls and a darker blue for the rest of her hull