starting at the bottom....

Discussion in 'Sailboats' started by 58ketch, Sep 1, 2009.

  1. 58ketch
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    58ketch Junior Member

    Surely..I'd be happy to....

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  2. frank smith
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    frank smith Senior Member

    Thanks for the pics . How is the progress going ?
    Regards Frank
     

  3. 58ketch
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    58ketch Junior Member

    Sorry for the delay in response but, the weather has been less than cooperative..here are a few pics prior to barrier coating. More of the pre-anti-fouling variety to come soon...


    here we have stripped the old planks and repaired, filled and refastened the old ones..
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    a detail of two different types of repairs..notuice the splines in the work worn joints...
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    a shot of the splines pre-repair, filling
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    dark but, this is the after the first coat of 4 pre-barrier-repair coatings with West G-Flex and Cabosil
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    The end result, after 4 coats of West and barrier on the bottom and to the water line only (not the keel) should give us a fairly well protected interior with greatly improved planking and the added advantage of a slightly wet and pickled interior from keel wicking and "incidental" seepage.

    We'll be bottom painting this weekend and hoping to get wet soon...the proof will be in the splash.
     
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