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What an amazing boat show and some amazing price tags!

A seperate Head and shower wash room is a major plus. Good Second hand boats are a so much better option as they've been tested and kitted to go. But you have to do the homework.

Take a look at Odd life sailing ....young Brazilian couple building an Al monohull in france but they really have toured and researched a lot of Al boats after selling their original Steel built explorer. 55ft is a big modern hull shape see RAN sailing/build. Theres a boat that Capt Q featured one of a limmited series by a giant of the designer trade Shannon. ua-cam.com/video/3z3aTeZ-FsI/v-deo.htmlsi=88MES2elwTe-bZcm

I was just thinking while watching your video, how incredible it would be to have a million dollars to spend on a boat at that show. I really like how they're putting portlights in the hulls for views and light. Envy is bouncing about in my head looking at these gorgeous boats, oh well, maybe someday. Fun Vid.

Excellent job. I need the same. For me a separate pick up for the polishing loop and the engine would be preferable. The engine pick up just off the bottom of the tank and the polishing circuit laying horizontal on the floor. The polishing pick up to be as large a diameter pipe as possible with a larger capacity pump. My engine has been stopped where the pick up is clogged before the fuel even gets to the filter.

Great job!

Love you videos! What did you do about insurance? I’ve heard that old boats with newbie owners makes it really hard to get insurance. Did you go the liability only route?

Nice video. My wife and I met you guys at the Delos Patron event. Good luck and hope to see you out there somewhere!!

🎉 so many incredible and unaffordable boats - vacation is for dreaming, snagging some good coozies, and meeting my spirit human, Mary, the better half of @david_shih 🎉

Matt & Gillian, I'm excited for you both to be attending the Annapolis Boat Show. I'll be anxious to watch an upcoming video about the cool things you found that can be added to us sailing older boats.

nicely done😀

Dam you made a clean spot, now you have do the rest 😂 still loving my OE hat it fits like a glove many thanks for the great DIY videos 😊

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It’s almost October. I can’t find this cat on their website

I LIKE TO CRAWL ON THE DECK AND LOOK FOR MICROSCOPIC CRACKS AND CREATE STORYLINES THAT THE BOAT MAY SINK IF I DON’T DO SOMETHING ABOUT THAT VERY-CLEARLY-ONLY-A-SURFACE-ISSUE DING 😂 jkjkjk

🍻 Nice work!

Nice work! As the owner of 1972 boat i can confirm there is always work to do. We try to relax sailing in summer and relax working on the boat in winter.

Wow, what a great project. It turned out so good!

I used the Total Tread system on our 1969 Islander Excalibur 26. Put down 4 coats two years ago and its held up great and is an excellent not skid surface. The more you put on the more non skid it becomes.

Hi guys, wow the cockpit is looking fantastic. You did a wonderful job it’s amazing you can turn old to new again. Keep up the good work always enjoy the videos , Cliff from Logan City, Queensland, Australia 🇦🇺 we are on the big island 🏝️

Another great video. Besides the pro camera work and narration I like the no pressure take things as they come to it. I enjoy the perfection refit channels too but appreciate the more real world approach you guys have. Mahalo 😎

"The place to improve the world is first in one's own heart and head and hands, and then work outward from there" 😉 🧙🏻‍♂️☯️⛩️🇬🇧 If you have no teak to replace the strips think about using cork ... more comfortable to sit on or step on than teak.

Wow, great Video, loved it a lot! ❤👍 The before and after is very noticable! 👌 Personally, for me there is nothing more satisfying then hosing everything down with a pressurewasher! 😄😆

For me the pride of seeing my boat clean and polished, well maintained, gives me deep satisfaction. As a former liveaboard it is a matter of respect for your vessel and yourself. Zen and the art of boat maintenance requires self-motivation or you pay someone to do it or it all goes to sh*t. I have seen boats at my harbor that have not been touched in years. Very sad. Great channel, Mahalo.

There is a reason the racing rules specify Wash Boards, not doors. I will always have wash boards

You should put the pupm after de filter that way you always polish ans don't run debris tru the pump...

You waited months to clean that deck 😮😮😮

Get some upvc chemicals cleaner dissolves green off roofs like wasnt there

And how many fish died from all of your toxic sludge.

Bon ami and vinegar have worked well for me

Pressure washer is the only way to go

Hi, I just found your channel and newly subscribed. Before you went Defcon3 with the Oxiclean, did you try pressure washing the side decks? I wonder if that might have cut through some of the grime first for you?

I was blown away by Zep mold and mildew cleaner for my deck. I barely had to scrub and it looked brand new afterwards. Thank God for that stuff.

Standing rigging: Marvel mystery oil is not falsely advertised. It should penetrate and loosen those turnbuckles. I have never run it through an engine, though. I have used PB Blaster as a penetrant, also I know the insurance agent will say total replacement of the standing rigging is the only answer. For now could you replace the turnbuckles and fittings? Just the rusty bits.

A pressure washer and dish soap and oxalic acid for the teak.

Sweeet video. Black Lotus will look all nice shiny because of ya'll soon too!

Second hand pressure washers can be had for cheap and work fantastic and fast then you scrub the recelecrant areas 😊

By the way that was a pressure washer job to start with

Bar keepers freind is great , cheap compared to boat cleaners

I've restored several yachts over the years and have found that toilet cleaner is a great cheap way to clean mouldy fibreglass decks and hulls. It is the phosphoric acid in products like "Toilet Duck" that really makes short work of this awful job. High pressure washing also works a treat on fibreglass but you need to be really careful not to blast timber, which it will destroy. Teak is best cleaned using an alkaline solution and any outdoor deck cleaner should generally work. Trisodium phosphate, a favourite prep-cleaner of house painters, also works well. Applying a weak acid solution after cleaning the teak will neutralise the cleaner and will also brighten the teak, which darkens with age. Rinsing thoroughly after with fresh water is essential and the wood needs to be bone dry before oiling or sealing. Happy cleaning!

Liked the video. I bought a new-to-me C&C 29 last fall. It had been neglected. In fact, green moss was growing on the hull and the teak grabrails. When I got it to the slip this past spring, I used a cheap Chinese-made pressure washer to remove it all. Within hours, the entire boat was was deep cleaned. I'm a guy who believed in shower cleaner, but the pure power of the pressure washer did everything a lot of elbow grease would have accomplished.

Be careful is like a very expensive saltwater drug I speak with a few years started at about 16 years of age with a 21 ft. sloop now I just had my 84 birthday in Aug. and I am trolling the internet for my next boat I would like to sail to Belize for my next retirement gig and do a little day sail gig, spent 10 years doing term charters ! hint grt a paper back book called Royces sailing guide it will go a long way smoothing out some of the rough spots but there is nothing more satisfying then a day on the water. Grew up in chula vista ca. have fun you will not regret it!🤣 PS always crew on 0ther peoples boats good way to learn. Best to you and your lady and the deck looks wonderful !!

I found Star Brite Non Skid deck cleaner worked real well for my vessel

Vinegar

Truck wash works best for me - just don’t let it touch any metal! HCL works too - same caution about metals. Both of these are highly corrosive so take precautions and don’t use them anywhere you can’t rinse properly - so watch out for cracks it can seep into.

Slimmy grimy works great

Way too much effort. Pressure washer and rmr86 and you're done. All in a few hours same result.

85% straight vinegar and 15% dawn dish soap.....works well on my boat.

Right on I have lots of tools for boat work if you ever need I’m on the end of your dock and do boat work, but don’t judge my boat lol. Clean edits✨👌

Powerwash, then gel coat cleaner