Entre Terras e Mares · video

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The crew removes rotted interior wood paneling from their boat during a refit project at a reservoir in Brazil.3:41 Exposure to rain caused the non-structural cabinetry and partition wood to decay, necessitating a complete removal and a planned redesign of the interior layout.3:38 While clearing the debris, the team encounters airborne fiberglass dust and wood splinters, prompting the purchase of safety glasses, gloves, and protective masks from a local hardware store.4:27 Subsequent heavy rain and a sudden squall flood the interior, forcing the crew to disconnect electrical tools and secure the vessel to prevent water damage.11:11 They utilize a wet-dry vacuum to remove standing water from the bilge and clean the remaining dust.9:17 The team plans to proceed with sanding the hull interior and deck before beginning the lamination process.14:12

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