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We are getting close to finishing our boat Russlynn! I just applied the fist coat of bottom paint. I decided to go with a hard bottom paint, Interlux VC Offshore. I’ll apply two coats. Just have to prep where the jack stands were barrier coat and apply the bottom paint. We are scheduled to launchContinue reading “Applied first coat of bottom paint!”

I just finished painting the top sides of our boat. The job came out great! I used Interlux Brighsides with the Pre Kote primer(2) coats. Application method was tip and roll. This method worked well leaving a smooth gloss finish. Use of the 333 brushing thinner necessary around ten percent. Results are looking great plusContinue reading “Finished the Topside!”

I just wanted to show another great way to use my Linseed oil soap. I found this hand pump in our recycle bin at the marina. It was corroded and look like it hadn’t been cleaned in years! Just a bucket of warm water a stainless steel scrubber and the soap. The results are greatContinue reading “Lynn⚓️Sea Cleaning”

Here is a short video showing the painting of our boats top sides with Brightsides. I’ve spent the winter months peeping our entire boat and am now finishing the boat! It’s coming out great!

Here is a brief video showing how easy it is to clean your Teak with my Linseed oil soap. My soap is made with organic flax seed oil. The soap is great for everything you want to clean! Here is a link to my Etsy page http://www.etsy.com/shop/NaturalEdgeTables

Big thanks to my friend Hank for coming out last weekend to help me finish the removal of bottom paint on our S2 11 Meter! It’s been a long time coming almost two months. It’s been a monumental task netting a fresh canvas for a new bottom to our boat. We fixed our rudder asContinue reading “Bottom is sanded to gel coat/epoxy layer!!”

I’ve been working on our S2 for about a hundred hours now removing all the paint to the epoxy/gel coat layer. I have about a week left of paint removal! The paint stage will be fun, three coats of epoxy barrier paint follow by two coats of bottom paint. She will be very fast boat!!

Surprise, it’s amazing what you find when you redo the bottom of your boat. The port side has few larger blisters to the fiberglass that were fixed in the past and failed. This is great to discovery and remedy! This will add life and value to our S2 11 Meter!

I feel like I’m over 50% done with removing the bottom paint for our 1981 S2. I think I have about 60 hrs into this so far. Feeling good that one complete side is almost ready for barrier coating!

Here are some new pieces that I have on my Etsy page http://www.etsy.com/shop/NaturalEdgeTables