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The owners of a catamaran have completed major structural repairs to the boat's bow, involving the removal of water-damaged wood, sanding, and the application of new plywood, fiberglass, and epoxy resin.29:33 The process required significant effort to apply fiberglass cloth to the hull while the boat moved on its mooring, with wind gusts complicating the lamination.0:48 The crew finished the primary fiberglass work after approximately one month of labor, followed by the removal of peel ply to inspect the results.14:06 Remaining tasks include sanding edges, applying finishing mastic, and painting.29:58 The repairs addressed structural concerns in the bow and crash box, which the owners believe are now reinforced to prevent further movement.30:40 Following the completion of these major tasks, the crew traveled to Le Marin, Martinique, to secure mooring lines for other vessels, retrieve supplies, and purchase fuel.17:50 The owners noted that Le Marin provides significant protection from wind and swell compared to open anchorages, as evidenced by local reports during the passage of Tropical Storm Ernesto.19:32

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