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The owner of a Warrenpahi 42 catamaran performs a full hull repaint to improve the vessel's appearance and structural integrity after initial sea trials.0:27 Preparation involves excavating and repairing localized deck rot with epoxy and fiberglass, followed by extensive sanding of the hulls, beams, and cabin sides to remove old primer and surface imperfections.5:30 The crew uses a two-component polyurethane paint from Poly-Service in a high-visibility "signal yellow" color.17:17 Because of heavy evening condensation, the team cleans surfaces with a degreaser and dries them with towels each morning before applying paint.14:10 They apply two full coats to the hulls, opting to delay the application of anti-slip grit until a future weather window.23:42 The project requires approximately eight days of labor, including detailed cutting-in around fiddly sections and beams.29:41 The polyurethane finish cures successfully despite the damp conditions, providing a durable, high-gloss coating that significantly reduces the boat's unfinished appearance.28:12

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