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Sail Life - The most satisfying coat of antifouling ever
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2023
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Imagine having Mads as your brother-in-law? What a lucky guy Julian is… great work as always.
Nice of Julian to acknowledge that he's had UA-cam's premier boat rebuilder helping him!
Nice job on the cat. You saved Julian and his wife a small fortune! Would you consider putting together a list of what you are looking for in your next boat and reviewing it in a video? Length, rig (sloop, ketch, etc.), features it must have, features that would be nice to have and things you do not want.
Oh my, what an awesome video! So we'll presented and great work. This is so helpful! It was an absolute honor to meet you at the show. Safe travels back. F
Well done Mads. Julian is one lucky boat-owner having you and Ava dropping by. Great video as always.
great video. Saw you and Ava at the Annapolis boatshow, but you guys were discussing something funny and walking fast, so didn't want to interrupt. It was good to see you guys are real. I've learned lots from your videos and looking forward to the bigger boat you talked about.
Your brother in law knocked it out of the park and actually brought a tear to my eye. I look forward to Sundays because of Sail Life!
Mads and Ava was great to meet you both at the boat show and Sunday and getting my t-shirt signed from you both and nice picture with you both with me and my girlfriend made my day.
Thanks again
Bill from Niagara Falls, Canada
Hi Bill :) Thank you so much for coming to see us at the boat show :) We had a blast and will be back next year!
Mads and Ava, it was nice meeting you two this afternoon. My little girls appreciated their Sail Life pins and are now excited to watch boat maintenance videos with me. A huge win! We hope to meet you guys again one day.
I always enjoy watching Mads work on his, or your boat. He has a calming demeanor while using any material or equipment. I’ve been watching him for years. He shows how regular folk, like me, can tackle most any tasks just by going step by step. Where’s your lovely wife. I hope she is seeing some of the great and beautiful things to do in Charleston and surrounding areas. Have fun in Annapolis, Maryland. That’s where I was born. Good luck to you both.
This side project has been so fun to follow. Doesn't matter the application - your DIY vids are good :)
Great work to all involved. Also Mads great training on Julian’s "Seee You".
Mads, your attention to detail is sublime. Julian and Nina are very lucky. It was also great to see you and Eva giving Duca and Roberta a hand with their boat. Is there no end to your talent.
Looking great Mads! You guys did a fantastic job!
Super Sunday with your repairs not only on your channel, but on Odd Live Crafting as well. Thanks for the great videos!
A most excellent job sir. Your attention to detail shines as always. It'll be interesting to see through your eyes what your next boat might look.
Love watching all your DIY. Super great job on the in-laws boat!
Everyone is gushing on Mads, and we should. I want to say Julian is my new best friend since he owns a spiffy cat.😊
I hope you get to have a sail/stay aboard that FP someday.... that would be different. It was curious/disconcerting to see you with Ducca & then in Charleston back to back. Oh, the joys of continuity!
Love the lists!! Great to see you both in Annapolis. Hope you had a great time during the show. Best, Bill from Boston.
Saw you and your wife Eva at the UA-cam counter on friday, but had only a short time as I wanted to go sailing, due to the weather that came in over the weekend. So alas didn't get to meet you in person. I would have told you that your videos have inspired me to take on much bigger boat repair projects I typically am not comfortable with..... My new favorite phrase is "What would Mads do? ". Take care hope you get a chance to some Bay sailing, it really is a great location. As of Sunday it IS gusting to 26 so waiting to see if that calms down so I can head out. See you!
It was so great to meet you in person in Annapolis! We (Catherine and I) are new supporters on Patreon. Thank you for everything you two do.
As a fellow Helia owner, i can only hope our skegs are dry!! What a learning series of videos from Sail Life. Awesome job! We were buddy boating with SV Divin In earlier this year when Julian and Nina came out to see the boat. Hope to cross paths again in the keys! Im disappointed I was not able to meet Mads and Ava at the boat show as we were there as well. Maybe next time. A new Sail Life fan I am. SV Off The Hook.
Great Channel, I have learned soooo much! Mahalo Mads and Ava for the useful and entertaining content!
Oh how I do NOT miss this job. Our old boat needed the hull totally stripped. We never did it because of cost and time. Our mechanic said "if we do it, it will be 3 weeks, if you do it, it will be the summer". Either way we'd lose nearly 1/4 of the boating season. He said "Just touch up the areas that need it and move on"...so that's what we did...for years.
Thanks Julian for having a boat that’s needs of repair, so Mads can make some great content.
👍👍👍😍 Damn it !!! I wish I had you as my brother in law ! You are a fantastic HELPER !!! When are you coming to Powell River, British Columbia ??? You two are welcome!!!!
I don’t comment often, because I watch from the UA-cam tv app which doesn’t support comments, but I wanted to jump online to say y’all are a weekly staple for our home of two adults and 3 kids ages 16/5/3. The younger kids can all be heard saying “seeee youuuuuu” as the videos end.
Much love. Be well.
Another great and informative episode, well done .
Given Mads' precision work , attention to detail , and patience , I think he'll make a great master pastry chef !
Loved watching this mini series! Nice work, looking forward to what’s next!
Nice work! I look forward to seeing the next projects. Nice music too :)
What a super job you guys have done ! 😊
Hi, great work ,a team well done , enjoy your sailing .😉❤👍👍👍
"If it's not broke, don't Fix-it!" Good job Julien
looking forward to seeing you back on Athena.
Great to see this project finished. great job done by all of you
Outstanding job Mads. 👍👍💚🍻
Very enjoyable little series****
Julian seems awesome! Good job, Mads! /Catta from Sweden
Always cool to watch your video. I just wish I could quit my job and do the move, but I would need a boat ready to sale since I have no experience myself.
Nothing better than a family of mariners!
Good job as always! I can't wait to see what kind of goodies and stories you bring back from Annapolis
Very good work! Mister, sailingviking! 👌👍☺️✌️☀️
He is leaving no steps out and is well prepared.
Wonderful as always!
Mads I love the work that you do but I have to say I really miss your glorious sanding days but nevertheless I always look forward to your wisdom - cheers mate.
Wonderful video. Love the way you used a strip of tape like a razor strop to delint your roller. Beats our taped board method, hands down. Thanks. (Hope you had fun at the boat show. 😎👍)
Missed you guys by a few minutes on Fri evening at the Annapolis Boat show! Hope you both enjoyed the show!
Once again, job well and thoroughly done! Hope you have fun at Annapolis.
Excellent video!!!
Better than Factory 👍🏼👍🏼
White nap rollers are generally better at not shedding, and the paint loads up very well on the roller.
Hi Julian, You are giving Mads a run for his money with the see you!
Lovely video. Take care.
Awesome job!
I wouldn't drop it either, I also think it will be funny down the road when someone opens both and says diy about the factory job, lol
Great effort! See you!
Didn't have a lot of luck with prop speed. Smaller props spin at high rpm and the cavitation that forms on the leading edge of the prop strips it a treat... my thoughts are it's much better suited to bigger boats, but it will be really interesting to see how it performs. I was in the camp that said do the other keel, but, if it ain't broke don't fix it!
With Mads, all jobs seem easy jobs!
Well done.
10/10 on the Spiff-O-Meter
You are the best 😘👍
He is reading the instruction several times, a sign of a true professional.
Nordic 40. Check it out. A great ocean going vehicle. Great video as usual!
I love your content Mads but i think you like working on boats more than sailing on them 😉, this i mean in a most positive way and please stay like this because you have me waiting for more. Thank you for that.
Great video
Great job. Stay safe and we'll see you next week.
That is a job very well done!
Met Mads and Ava at the Annapolis Sailboat show. Yea they are nice people in person.
Did Mads ever get a You Tube 100,000 subscriber award?
great job and pleasure meeting you both in annapolis
Mads are awesome!
Great super spiffy work as usual mads
We applied lightspeed on our props this season as an experiment (we had a couple sample sizes laying around) and it did as well as the propspeed we had applied a few season ago. We aren't a fan of using anything but cold zinc spray on the props because eventually the boat sits long enough that something will grow on it and you'll need to scrape it off anyhow; so that expensive propspeed application ends up being removed. YMMV. In our case, we had propspeed on for only about 3 months because we picked up a fishtrap. Goodbye silicone.
Ohhh glorious sanding is done for now, well, at least until you get back to Athena.
Well said Julian :-)
Mads jeg er ikke sikker på jeg forstår den snak om at skifte Athena ud, jeg har i årevis set dig bygge præcis den både du/I ville ha' og nu snakker du allerede om at skifte hende ud???
Question: What happened to your tooth? Asking for a friend lol
Love watching you guys!
Pro-tip: close your mouth when applying antifouling. Although it might look tasty it's not! ;)
Thanks for the vidéo
I hope you consider a Catamaran? Good job on Odds boat!
Great work, as normal I learned a lot
Great job and really helpful to your family. As regards the other keel I am with you, if it's not broken don't fix it!
seee youuu!!
look's nice
great update 2x👍
So you have sorted out the in-laws now will you be sorting out the outlaws???? Loved the video, thank you…
Nice video
Hey Ava shell we buy a new boat or one that needs fixing up for a couple of years? Well Mads let me think about that.
awesome!
As far as the second keel is concerned,
The old addage,
If it isn't broke - don't fix it...!
Have you had any luck with Panda ?
See you 👍🏼🥰
I agree … if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Awesome vid Mads. Question: what is more commonly applied on a saildrive - propspeed or antifouling paint? I noticed you anti-fouled the sail drive. When I lifted my yacht out of the water last year, the boat yard applied new antifouling to the hull, however applied propspeed to both the propeller system and saildrive (as had the previous owner of the yacht).
Looks great, but can I please ask, the keels are only glued in place, there are no fasteners? Seems kind of shortsighted to me. Love your vids
I thought so too, but I realized it's probably a buoyant structure, so the adesive won't have much downward force applied to it when in the water. This would have been different if keels were ballasted.
Lots of surface area for that adhesive, and no real forces on it. Fasteners would create a hole in the hull that would need sealed too
The point of the glue is to hold the keel in there, for some sideways forces during sailing. It's filled with foam, so I assume it's buoyant, without a lot of downwards force.
However, why there are no fasteners: it's designed to break off if the boat hits a reef, without damaging the hull. If there were fasteners, you'd probably be looking at a hole in the hull at a time when you least need it. I know there are fasteners with a rated break point, I assume Fountaine Pajot just wanted to save the money. (And in that application, you probably don't need the precision of a rated break point).
No intro?
Appears quality control at Fountaine-Pajot is non existent. It's a true money pit.
Mads and ava imagine I am related and I have a fiberglass boat I am you far distant cousin and help is on the way their like clark Kent an Louis lane just more super powers and positive energy
Another pukka video as always guys thankyou!!