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Restoring the oxidized gel coat on a Cape George cutter 36 requires a multi-step process of sanding and buffing to remove the weathered surface layer. The crew uses 1500-grit sanding discs on a foam pad to ensure even pressure and prevent sanding through the original factory gel coat.4:41 Following the sanding, they apply a rubbing compound with a buffing machine, finished with a polishing compound to restore the original gloss.11:41 The process is labor-intensive and requires significant time to achieve a uniform shine across the entire hull.7:24 Before removing the protective shed covering the boat, the crew completes final waterproofing tasks on the cabin top, including installing new hinges and latches.9:03 With the hull polished and the exterior sealed, the crew dismantles the shed to expose the vessel for the first time since its transport to Canada.15:29 Regular hand polishing after the initial restoration helps maintain the gel coat's finish and extends the life of the buffing work.6:44

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