Salt & Tar: Ep.111- How We Protect Our Hardware
October 29, 2020 by Salt & Tar | Language: EN Play Time: 00:27:36 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
Mild steel hardware has been used on boats for centuries. Most of our hardware, fittings, and fasteners are steel. Some are galvanized, like our fasteners, and others we protect in a couple step process. One of the things we like most about working with steel is you can do most things yourself and it speaks to you when it needs attention. Just as we have to keep an eye on our wood and add more boat soup time and again we’ll also have to watch our steel and maintain the paint. There’s no such thing as a zero maintenance boat and if you’re a traditional wooden boat you know they’re high maintenance and you better find joy in the work. We can’t tell you how many people pass by and holler “that’s a labor of love….”
Thanks for joining us this week! Hope you enjoy the episode.
Here are some links to a few of the products we used:
OSPHO:
Devoe Epoxy Paint:
https://www.devoesuperstore.com/devoe-epoxy-1/?zenid=2qb3u57cplkh7u3iurngaqbjo7
Loctite Roof and Flashing (S30):
And the amazing marine consignment shop in San Fransisco:
Blue Pelican Marine Nautical Consignment:
https://bluepelicanmarine.com/
CHEERS 👍
~Ruthie
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Original shirts:
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Music featured:
Dyalla Swain- http://soundcloud.com/dyallas
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Hello World Salt & Tar is a husband and wife duo determined to build a 35 foot custom George Buehler designed wooden gaff ketch sailboat; documenting their undertaking. Now, 5 years into the project, Garrett and Ruth have transported the boat to the San Francisco Bay Area. It began up a hill in Washington state. Equipped only with a 5000W generator, a few power tools, and resolution Rediviva has grown from a stack of lumber to a boat. Continuing the project in the Napa Valley Marina with better access to civilization and the ocean! You can also check out their instagram, https://www.instagram.com/saltandtar/, with more or less up-to-date information on the project. New episode every week, midnight on Thursdays PST. Stay tuned for the book is far from being closed. Thanks for following! if you are interested in supporting the project: https://www.patreon.com/saltandtar https://www.paypal.me/saltandtar
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