Entre Terras e Mares · video

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Edgar and Sâmia install white fiberglass wall panels inside the cramped shower stall of their boat.0:01 Because the panels are larger than the available space, Edgar manually files the edges to achieve a precise fit before applying adhesive.0:04 The team uses wooden shims to hold the panels in place while the glue cures for 24 hours.4:46 During the process, a large section of fiberglass sheet was ruined due to an improper gelcoat mixture; adding excessive monomer to old gelcoat caused a "crocodile skin" reaction, rendering the material unusable for the shower walls.9:33 Beyond the bathroom project, Edgar is redesigning the steering wheel hub to accommodate a hydraulic pump that differs from the original Project Sailing specifications.9:24 The team also began disassembling and re-gluing the navigation table structure to refine its finish.11:01

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