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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!
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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...
Tambi and I lay on 270ft of fiberglass cloth onto the bulwarks of our Westsail 42. The fiberglass we use is 25oz double biased mat. We make 3 laps around the boat with my job being to wet out and lay the fiberglass strips into place and her job being to mix the epoxy and use the roller. Of course, a...
We've ripped off the old teak cap rail, cleaned out 90 ft of hull/deck joint, and now we begin to fill and fair the joint with thickened epoxy. It's HOT work doing this kind of manual labor in the intense Florida heat, but between the 2 of us, we set up an epoxy assembly line to get the jo...
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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WORLDWIDE- Boat yard life definitely isn't glamourous, but it lets us get all the jobs done that we need to in order to get out sailing! Still a few bits to ...
The sailboat refit has officially begun and that means that we have to take a lot of things apart before we can start putting it all back together again. We pump contaminated diesel fuel out of the boat, take off the Max Prop, disassemble the shaft coupler, pull the prop shaft out of the back of the...
It is the first week in the boatyard on Sailing Bye Felicia. Matt and Lisa have their hands full with finding help to get the paint off the bottom of the boat, and removal of the old boat name in preparation for her new name (and the celebration that comes with it!). They also received their new mat...
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Want a glimpse of normal sailing life aboard? Servicing a Lewmar 64 Ocean Series Winch onboard our J Boats J/46 while at Nanny Cay Marina in the BVI.
Curtis does a quick service on our winches. This is what real boat life is. Much of our time is spent doing maintenance on our sailboat.
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One of the biggest issues with living on a sailboat is equipment failure. And it's not just video equipment like cameras and laptops which succumb to the pressure of living in a harsh marine environment, everything on your boat will fail.
Add termites, tropical heat and humidity into the mix, ...
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This week features part 2 of our keel smile repair. We start fiberglassing the keel and we also start prepping our monohull sailboat hull for an application of new ablative bottom paint. We remove the old boot stripe and Travis is removing the old anti-foul or bottom paint by sanding down the hull...
In boat life, when the going gets tough, the tough get going. As in jump in the dinghy and float away kinda going.
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SAILING CATAMARAN RUDDER REMOVAL AND REPAIRS | We continue working on installing the BMS on the batteries but having issues getting it to work properly. The bottom of the boat gets sanded to the gel coat and prep for new antifouling. We also start on removing the rudders and examining the problem....
Water Pump Pressure Switch Troubleshooting. After having our water pump break multiple times, we finally found a solution of how to fix the pressure switch of a water pump.
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Failproofing is an elusive thing. No way to ever fully failproof a boat, but we do what we can. In this episode we repair our masthead deflector, which blasted off the mast during some higher wind testing of the boat. This failure was clearly the result of our riggers not taking the job seriously en...
This week we finally get back on board and start preparing Windover for some summer adventures. We meet up with our good friend Peter Jardine and finish up a project we have been working on since 2019 and wow, what a fantastic job he did. So glad you all can join us for more fun, by Wind, over Water...
The title says it all. Getting quality work done to your boat is always filled with risk. Here are some common-sense suggestions for not getting taken advantage of. These are lessons that come hard won from thirty years of project management.
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Talisman has a date with the dentist, in a way. We suppose that's probably what it's like for a boat. But the spars are newly coated in blindingly shiny Awlgrip paint, and the results are something to behold. In truth, this wasn't a purely cosmetic upgrade, as corrosion had been creep...
As mentioned in the intro, this episode is about the real work it takes to get a boat in the water. Plus, Talisman had her mast off for recoating during hurricane season in the Caribbean, and we were so excited to see the results. It seemed like the list of projects never got shorter. For every one ...
It's a crazy time aboard Talisman, as we prepare to haul for hurricane season. First we suffer an engine room fire, which sets us back for a bit. Wendy goes for a swim and finds a shark under the boat. Then we discover that the crane that the yard is using to lift our mast for recoating isn...
In this episode of Barefoot Sail and Dive we crack on with lots of sanding. Davy makes a sanding longboard and we also use our new fairing board for some finishing touches on the areas we have been working on.
We hope you enjoy this midweek bonus episode! Our hurricane damaged fountain pajot is slo...
During lockdown in Antigua we found ourselves with time on our hands for projects that we don’t usually have time for. Lacking temptations like drinking with other cruisers, we tackled a job that’s been on the back burner for a while … recaulking our teak decks.
After many years of exposure to the ...
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