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HULL TO DECK JOINT REPAIR | PART 7: Stern Cleats, Pushpit & Cheek Blocks | Sailboat Story 204
Sailboat Story

HULL TO DECK JOINT REPAIR | PART 7: Stern Cleats, Pushpit & Cheek Blocks | Sailboat Story 204

Before we could repair the leaking hull to deck joint on our Westsail 42, we had to remove all of the deck hardware that was mounted on top of the cap rail. Now that this boat project is complete, it's time to put all of the sailing hardware back onto the boat. It's a job that sounds simpl...
HULL TO DECK JOINT REPAIR | PART 6: Painting It Pretty | Sailboat Story 203
Sailboat Story

HULL TO DECK JOINT REPAIR | PART 6: Painting It Pretty | Sailboat Story 203

There's just something special about that moment when you finally get to see the results of your massive efforts finally pay off... and that moment is in this episode. In this episode we finally apply paint, and let me tell you, the end product looks soooooooo good! ~ Ben, Tambi, & Molly ...
HULL TO DECK JOINT REPAIR | PART 5: Fairing, Sanding, & Heat Stroke | Sailboat Story 202
Sailboat Story

HULL TO DECK JOINT REPAIR | PART 5: Fairing, Sanding, & Heat Stroke | Sailboat Story 202

It's time to start making our hull to deck joint and cap rail pretty again. What that means is that we have to get it shaped right in order to paint it. Unfortunately, the process of getting a 90ft hunk of fiberglass shaped right means a considerable amount of sanding followed by a considerable...
HULL TO DECK JOINT REPAIR | PART 2: Remove Hardware & Stop Leaks With Epoxy | Sailboat Story 199
Sailboat Story

HULL TO DECK JOINT REPAIR | PART 2: Remove Hardware & Stop Leaks With Epoxy | Sailboat Story 199

Work continues on our leaky hull to deck joint as we do battle with 5200, contort our bodies to remove hard-to-reach sailing hardware, and ultimately stop the leaks using neat epoxy. Along the way we discover that's it's entirely possible for a person to sweat more than they pee, especial...
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