Entre Terras e Mares · video

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Edgar and Sâmia perform structural repairs and finishing work on the boat's hatch covers to resolve clearance issues.0:01 After reinforcing the internal and external sections of the hatches, the added thickness caused the pieces to scrape against the entrance frame, preventing the hatch from opening properly.7:32 The crew spent significant time grinding and sanding the components to restore functionality.7:51 Because excessive sanding reduced the material thickness, they must now apply fiberglass matting and polyester resin to both sides of the lower hatch piece to regain structural integrity.5:23 Once the lamination cures, the team plans to apply polyester filler to all surfaces slated for painting, excluding areas with non-slip textures or smooth plating.6:04 Persistent rain and external commitments slowed progress, prompting the crew to begin preparations for sealing the remaining hatches to prevent water ingress.6:43 Proper fitment and sealing of hatch components require iterative adjustments and lamination to ensure both smooth operation and watertight integrity.

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