The boat hull is now sanded! Working time for one person (that's me): three full working days and two evenings. I have been dreaming about this boat hull at night for the last week... Now I feel it inside and out: every scratch and dent.
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What comes next is for Peter to sand off all the small rust spots with a sander, for us to wash the hull with a pressure washer and then to paint two coats of two-component paint. The pictures show the view from the marina, towards the place where our houseboat usually lies ...
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BP says:
Well, you didn't have time to watch the World Cup then;-)
I admire you. You are so incredibly talented and stubborn.
Answer: It's nice that you also have a relationship with reversed roles. I like that, because I am so incredibly tired of all the "norms".
15 June 2014 - 23:27
Ditte says:
What a job! And now this is ready! Congratulations and maybe now you can enjoy the view a little bit....
Thoughts to you! And great admiration!
16 June 2014 - 0:02
Steve says:
I can imagine that it feels good for each stage that can be seen as completed.
16 June 2014 - 4:06
Mary af Rövarhamn says:
Poor buggers. That is never fun. But it usually feels very nice when it's over 🙂 Hugs, L.
16 June 2014 - 4:07
Inga M says:
My admiration for your efforts!
16 June 2014 - 6:05
admin says:
BP, Peter has watched half a game or so... and then he reads the sport in the morning...
😉
Ditte, when the weather is nice it can be incredibly beautiful here... we try to appreciate it....
😉
Steve, every small step is a step forward
Mary of Rövarhamn, just like that!
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No M, there is a lot of struggling... not much to choose from right now...
😉
16 June 2014 - 7:16
Johanna says:
Oh how hard you work! It is as hard as possible to scratch old paint, wash and such. Can only imagine how good a hull is!!! But then comes the fun, the painting! How nice it will be :) fight on!
16 June 2014 - 8:07
Lena & Jan says:
Gosh what a job, doesn't seem like you can "Ditec" treat like we did with the motorhome!
16 June 2014 - 9:26
Ama de casa says:
Well done! There is no carelessness with you
🙂
16 June 2014 - 12:50
AktivaDagar says:
Well done!
16 June 2014 - 17:50
Helga says:
Wow, you are working! Very well done!
Thanks for some tips about Tanzania and Zanzibar. Now the daughter leaves on Monday next week.
16 June 2014 - 18:55
admin says:
Johanna, painting is much more fun!
🙂
Lena & Jan, old steel hulls require treatment, we understand...
Ama de casa, you don't dare to be careless, or the boat won't last...
Helga, exciting! Wishing her a great trip!
16 June 2014 - 20:54
Elisabeth says:
A lot of work, but you get it nice and good! Elisabeth
17 June 2014 - 21:24
Ingran says:
How exciting to read about your boat project. I am also a co-owner of an old steel boat that I unfortunately cannot take any credit for scraping the hull. My brother did all the work, but now Loke is travelling the canals of Europe. You can read about Loke here. http://msloke.se/ Or my blog here
http://torptravel.blogspot.se/. This year the trip is across the Atlantic, but next summer I hope to take a trip with Loki.
18 June 2014 - 8:51
admin says:
Ingran, nice that you wrote a line and interesting to read about more boats! I will of course check out your pages!
18 June 2014 - 16:39