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The crew of a boat build project removes molded fiberglass window flanges from the hull to increase interior light and prepare the cabin for priming and painting.5:04 Using an oscillating tool with a flush-cutting blade, they cut back the raised gel coat lips that previously protected the window sills, creating a flat surface for mounting future acrylic or glass windows.6:30 This process involves significant fiberglass dust, requiring protective gear and careful tool handling to maintain straight, flush edges.4:25 The project covers approximately 108 square feet of window area.16:24 The owners evaluate materials for the final installation, comparing the cost and weight of acrylic, tempered glass, and laminated glass.17:01 Acrylic remains the preferred choice due to its lower cost—under $2,000 compared to $11,000 for laminate—and ease of DIY fabrication.17:26 Separately, the boat participates in a traditional blessing ceremony in the Chesapeake Bay, involving a procession through a channel and a water spray from local fireboats.15:10

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