Skiff

14 ft Skiff

A spring restoration project on a 14 ft skiff that involved replacing the rubrails and bringing the woodwork back to Bristol fashion.  We first had to mold a new rubrails on the skiff to replace the rotten one.  We were then able to replace all the wood on the rubrail can capping. Lastly we sanded down the seats and applied four coats of varnish to all the woodwork on the skiff.  We also created two new cover braces and patched the cover with new snaps.    

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