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To prepare the expedition vessel Brupeg for upcoming Navy Cadet tours, the crew installs a secure, tool-accessed cover over the main electrical cabinet and applies a high-traction non-slip coating to the decks.0:56 The electrical cabinet door uses a magnetic latch system and requires a tool to open, meeting safety requirements for the cadets.1:23 Before painting, the crew sands the steel decks with 80-grit sandpaper, vacuums the surface, and wipes it down with acetone.5:27 They apply a base coat of Jotun Hardtop Ultra polyurethane, followed by a rubberized Bully Liner coating on designated high-traffic areas.5:40 To ensure clean lines, the crew masks the deck with tape 75mm from the edges, using a stainless steel straight edge to maintain visual alignment with the hull.10:26 The Bully Liner, which contains granulated rubber, dries sufficiently within one hour to allow for multiple coats in a single day.19:06 The project concludes with the removal of masking tape to reveal high-visibility yellow safety strips along deck edges and stairs.19:46

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