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Masha removes residual adhesive from the interior cabin walls of an old boat to prepare the surfaces for painting and insulation. She experiments with chemical solvents, including xylene, acetone, and a foam remover, to thin the stubborn glue layer.▶ 4:20 After sanding the walls down to the substrate, she applies an epoxy primer.▶ 6:12 She notes that a thin, remaining layer of adhesive can chemically bond with the epoxy primer to create a stable, concrete-like base for future interior installations.▶ 10:17 The process requires extensive manual labor and ventilation, as the cabin fills with solvent fumes during the application.▶ 5:35 Masha completes the priming of the cabin walls, marking the end of the adhesive removal phase of the restoration project.▶ 11:04

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