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The owners of an Outremer catamaran continue structural repairs on the forward beam and anchor locker area, focusing on rebuilding the internal support structure. After deconstructing damaged sections, the crew prepares and glues new wooden backing plates and reinforcements, utilizing epoxy resin for structural bonding.▶ 0:47 To ensure long-term durability in a high-stress area prone to wave impact, the team plans to apply fiberglass lamination over the wood, creating a robust, water-resistant shell. The process involves creating custom templates for drainage modifications to prevent water ingress into the lockers during navigation.▶ 13:52 The crew also performs secondary tasks, such as sanding and applying epoxy primer to previous repairs, to maximize the utility of mixed resin batches.▶ 12:50 Despite challenges with weather and the need to keep the work area protected from rain, the project progresses through systematic fitting, gluing, and sealing of components.▶ 0:33 The repair strategy emphasizes creating strong, chemically bonded joints to restore the structural integrity of the forward section.▶ 7:53

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