Well, almost!
The poxy epoxy is all gone, all bar the bits under the pads which will have to be done separately
And the process of filling and fairing is well under way
Getting her back to a sound base has, without a doubt, been the hardest job I've ever tackled on a boat (and one of the hardest things I've ever done period come to think of it)
The epoxy (the proper stuff this time) and antifoul should be waiting for me in the marina office but there's probably two or maybe three days work to do getting a nice fair hull with no dings, dents or scratches before we're ready to apply it
The prospects of getting back in the water before the end of the month are looking up but I'm not counting my chickens just yet
The poxy epoxy is all gone, all bar the bits under the pads which will have to be done separately
And the process of filling and fairing is well under way
Getting her back to a sound base has, without a doubt, been the hardest job I've ever tackled on a boat (and one of the hardest things I've ever done period come to think of it)
The epoxy (the proper stuff this time) and antifoul should be waiting for me in the marina office but there's probably two or maybe three days work to do getting a nice fair hull with no dings, dents or scratches before we're ready to apply it
The prospects of getting back in the water before the end of the month are looking up but I'm not counting my chickens just yet
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