Seagreen
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Who else has been up all hours getting the varnishing done?
Hatches done, mizzen half done, "just" the cockpit next.
Hatches done, mizzen half done, "just" the cockpit next.
With such great weather...
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dur
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Still rubbing down /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
Romeo
Well-Known Member
Frustratingly stuck in the office when I could be making some real progress towards launch. However, it is going to me a great year for sailing. I can feel it in me bones.
Seagreen
Well-Known Member
The credit crunch has seen a hiatus in new clients. So If this lack of new clients carries on, I'm banjaxed. But while the sun shines, if I have to be at home, I may as well make use of it.
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absit_omen
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Jumped out of me bunk at 07.00 prepared for a day of varnishing, undercoating and anti-fouling in the glorious sunshine.
Good job I had a leisurely breakfast - by 09.30 we had a massive fret, harr or whatever you call it. Any work done would have been completely [--word removed--].
Good job I had a leisurely breakfast - by 09.30 we had a massive fret, harr or whatever you call it. Any work done would have been completely [--word removed--].
Seagreen
Well-Known Member
Has its downsides. Yesterday's varnish went a bit wrinkly overnight. Two steps forward, and one back..
Stella08
New Member
I have a solution.....having no time myself (and that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it) I've paid £230 + materials to have the work done for me, That's rubbing down and 5 coats of the shiny stuff on toerails, rubbing band, cabin sides, cockpit lids etc etc. I think that has to be the best deal. Anyone on the east coast interested in the details of the hard working individual, PM me.
