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12
Sep
If you're a DIY enthusiast or passionate about boat building, you might have come across FishBump TV on YouTube, a treasure trove of fiberglass and resin tips and tricks. But if you haven’t been watching Capt. Joe’s videos, you’re missing out on invaluable knowledge. Read on to see why Joe’s mold-making series is a must-watch and what you can expect from his upcoming boat rebuild series.
Who is Capt. Joe?
Capt. Joe is not your average DIY YouTuber. Growing up in his dad's boat shop gave him a wealth of hands-on experience, which he now generously shares with his audience. His teaching style is not only engaging but also incredibly informative, making even the most complex processes look like a walk in the park. He brings an infectious enthusiasm to each video, keeping viewers hooked from start to finish.
The Magic of FishBump TV
FishBump TV is a YouTube channel dedicated to everything boat-building. (It started as a fishing channel. but morphed into a fiberglass DIY channel.) From basic maintenance to advanced techniques, this channel covers it all. But it’s Capt. Joe’s 12-part mold-making series that has impressed many viewers.
The series offers step-by-step instructions of how he made a boat hard top for his fishing boat, breaking down complex processes into easy-to-follow segments. Capt. Joe ensures that you understand every detail, demystifying the art of working with fiberglass, resin, gelcoat, mold release, buffing compounds and more.
With years of experience under his belt, Capt. Joe shares tips and tricks you probably won’t find anywhere else. His videos are packed with expert advice, making you feel like an apprentice in his shop.
Beyond Mold Making
While the mold-making series is a highlight, Capt. Joe offers much more on FishBump TV. His library of videos covers a wide range of fiberglass topics, each one packed with valuable information.
Upcoming Boat Rebuild Series
The excitement doesn’t end with the current content. Capt. Joe is set to launch a new boat rebuild series soon. This series promises to be as informative and engaging as his previous work, offering viewers a chance to learn from his expertise in a new context.
Conclusion
Don’t miss out on this fantastic resource. Head over to FishBump TV on YouTube and start learning today. Whether you’re looking to master mold making, tackle maintenance, or explore new DIY fiberglass projects, Capt. Joe’s videos are sure to inspire and educate.
Dallin Leach
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Brad
Hello Joe,
I have a few small dings from bumping into a boat anchor. I have a 34’ Cruisers Express. The damage is just above the rub rail. The issue is there is one spot with a small hole through the gel coat and there is no fiberglass behind. Would you work some filler into the hole then gel coat. I’m thinking you would reinforce with fiberglass but I have no access to the back side of this site.
I enjoy watching your YouTube channel -
Fiberglass Warehouse
@Al Fox- Yes. You can make a mold off of old cowlings using our gelcoat and resins.
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Al Fox
Just tuned in on your YouTube channel. Awesome info. Watched first three episodes. I’m an experimental aircraft builder. Would like to see if you do anything with making molds for cowlings.
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Mike OConner
Capt Joe is why Im here.
@Brad- To do it correctly, you would need to grind out the hole and layer in fiberglass and resin then gel coat over top. If you don’t think the area has been weakened by the hole, fill it will some structural putty, then gel coat.