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Masha removes aged, stubborn adhesive from the interior hull of an abandoned sailboat in preparation for applying liquid spray cork insulation.▶ 0:56 The removal process involves three distinct techniques: mechanical sanding with a grinder, heating the residue with a hot air gun followed by solvent application, and using a torch to alter the glue's chemical structure from sticky to oily for easier solvent removal.▶ 6:30 The project faced a setback when high winds and rain dislodged the boat's protective tarp, flooding the interior and submerging power tools, including a sanding machine.▶ 2:18 After drying the equipment, Masha disassembled and reassembled the grinder using the manufacturer's manual to address internal brush issues.▶ 4:17 Future plans include testing and documenting the cost and application process of French liquid spray cork insulation.▶ 0:56

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