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The owners of a Cape George Cutter 36, Magic Carpet, face a one-month deadline to remove their temporary work shed from a boatyard.9:19 To meet this schedule, the crew accelerates exterior restoration, focusing on painting the shear strake, transom, and cabin top.4:12 They use two heaters to maintain a consistent 24 degrees Celsius and 56% humidity, conditions necessary for proper adhesion and curing of 2k paints.1:54 The project includes fiberglassing seven through-hull openings with epoxy before applying a multi-coat barrier coat to the hull.13:22 To ensure a smooth finish, the crew staggers tape lines between barrier coat layers and plans to use Kiwi Grip for the cabin top non-skid.19:45 The team also coordinates with Epifanus to source custom-mixed 9010 RAL color paint, which the manufacturer has since added to its standard stock.24:04 Removing the shed will eventually allow for the installation of the bowsprit and mast, though the crew must still address areas under the keel blocks and stands after relocating the vessel.20:32 Establishing a controlled climate with heaters allows for high-quality paint application despite cold ambient temperatures.1:21

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