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What it Takes to Restore an Old Boat | 2 Boats, 2 Tales of Restoration

18 de mayo de 2020 · 22 min · 47K visitas

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Restoring a Vinda 32 and a Vinda 50 requires addressing distinct structural failures caused by different types of neglect. The Vinda 32, Magic Carpet, suffered a 20-foot fall from a crane that shattered its fiberglass hull and loosened interior bulkheads, though the woodwork remained intact.0:16 The Vinda 50, Betsy, sat exposed to the elements for four years, resulting in severe rot across the teak deck and cabin top that necessitated replacing all deck beams.0:33

Repairing the Vinda 50 involved fabricating new deck beams from recycled stair handrails and applying a non-skid finish using KiwiGrip after failed attempts with DIY sand-and-paint mixtures.4:23 The Vinda 32 restoration focused on rebuilding the crushed keel and rudder assembly using wood molds and fiberglass.13:35 Both projects highlight the challenges of working with epoxy in cold temperatures and the necessity of managing project scope to avoid perfectionism.8:56 Access to a workshop and indoor space proved essential for completing these long-term structural repairs.21:30

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