Piratas Aderivavídeo
Day 34: I installed it knowing it's not permanent... why?
3 de julio de 2025 · 11 min · 416 visitas
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Jorman replaces the old windows on his sailboat with new polycarbonate sheets, opting to secure them primarily with 3M adhesive tape rather than the original screw-heavy mounting method.▶ 0:48 He retains a small border on the polycarbonate sheets to provide sufficient surface area for the tape, as the original screw holes are too close to the edge.▶ 0:48 To ensure structural security, he installs four to five screws per window as a secondary measure, significantly reducing the total number of fasteners from the original 72 used on the lower windows.▶ 7:31 He shapes the polycarbonate using a Botch angle grinder with a sanding disc and drills mounting holes with a standard drill.▶ 3:33 Throughout the process, he wears a protective face shield with UV protection to guard against flying debris.▶ 3:53 The protective film remains on the polycarbonate sheets during installation to prevent scratching.▶ 6:43 This method aims to improve the vessel's watertight integrity while simplifying the mounting process.
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