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After completing structural repairs on a salvaged sailboat, the crew faces a massive cleanup effort to remove a thick layer of gel coat dust that coated the interior.Watch To prepare for moving aboard, the team systematically clears every cabinet and storage space, vacuuming and wiping down all surfaces.5:37 Brett uses an air compressor to blow dust from behind cabinets and electrical components, including relays and circuit breakers, while Jade follows with repeated wiping to capture the airborne particles.12:45 They deploy an air filtration system to manage the dust cloud during the process.12:45 The cleanup extends to the galley, v-berth, and head, where they also install cabin doors and decorate the sleeping quarters with lights.7:30 The process concludes with the first use of the boat's sinks and the installation of bedding.20:04 The team confirms that the boat's electrical systems remain functional despite the heavy dust exposure.2:20

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