It took me about 2 hours to mask up all battens, portholes, doorways and openings. then about 30 minutes to sprayfoam the back cabin. Then about another 2 hours to clean up and trim back.
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by nbmike on Mon Jul 21, 2008 8:52 pm
I've been sneaking the odd day off lately and playing on the boat. I've put off doing the sprayfoam because so many people told me what a terrible job it was. But as I have recently successfully resprayed my rebuilt Honda Deauville and found that quite noxious enough, I didn't think sprayfoam could be any worse.
It took me about 2 hours to mask up all battens, portholes, doorways and openings. then about 30 minutes to sprayfoam the back cabin. Then about another 2 hours to clean up and trim back.
It took me about 2 hours to mask up all battens, portholes, doorways and openings. then about 30 minutes to sprayfoam the back cabin. Then about another 2 hours to clean up and trim back.
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by Jer & The Art on Mon Jul 21, 2008 9:11 pm
I suddenly feel like scoffing a whole bag of marshmallows!
Wow, what a job! Well done Mike, I've heard from a few who've undertaken this it does not sound fun.
Wow, what a job! Well done Mike, I've heard from a few who've undertaken this it does not sound fun.
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by ROQ on Wed Jul 30, 2008 7:12 am
Jer & The Art wrote: Wow, what a job! Well done Mike, I've heard from a few who've undertaken this it does not sound fun.
He enjoyed every minute of it Jer so don't let him tell you other wise
What he didn't enjoy so muh was wheeling some of the blast down to the boat in this hot weather
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by Jer & The Art on Wed Jul 30, 2008 8:45 am
No I've never enjoyed moving blast about but not so much as dammit which can be a proper sod...... don't get me started on sod that's so awkward and heavy it's a proper swine! Ahh! swine now , there's one that's only fit for putting in sandwiches.......... 
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