Here for the long haul! Restoration & hull work on steel boat - Episode 4
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- We see our boat out of the water for the first time and remove and treat all rust spots on our steel Adams 35. We've never done this before, but loving every second! Next week we'll share the second week of our restorations. See you then!
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working with metals all in my life , i wold striped the all boat done to metal. best way to do it to get ride off all the rust . in that case all layers will aplyed evenly and no issues for latter .
Well done hardworking team can't wait for the relaunch. You must play Nirvana for us oldies. The music has been amazing.
If copyright wasn’t an issue we’d have a lot more fun with the music! We’ll try and get some more rock in there for ya 😉
Your videos are getting better every week. Keep it up! We need more sailors!
Interesting becausev I am thinking of buying a steel boat.....
Greetings from the Netherlands!
Livin the dream!! Found you today and watched all 4 😂😂 looking forward to the journey ahead 😊
Hello from Canada 🇨🇦, Montreal to be exact. I’m really enjoying your videos and am always looking forward to the next one. Seeing you two remind me a lot of when my wife and I started dating. We were each a year younger than you two and this coming November we will celebrate 42 years being together. Living in a sailboat cruising the world was always my dream but I never had the opportunity, or perhaps I never pushed hard enough for it. Most likely the latter. All the best to you both.
Great music and editing! Watchout, La Vagabond!
I'm really enjoying your videos guys. I thought the acknowledgement of Country at the end was a great touch. Josh mate props to you for the toughness with the splinter! I'd have been crying like a baby...
You cant go wrong with steel. I have seen a few osmosis issues killing a glass hull. Worst case, weld a patch. Job done. Can you do a vid on the home made beans, rice etc dish please
I had to fast forward through the home surgery bit, I can imagine how sore it was, and fair play to you for getting on with the work which was very nicely done ... Stay Safe & Fair Winds!!
Well done guys, that's some serious effort you put in there 👍seems a few days rest at anchor in the bay will be well deserved after all that.
Newbie to the channel from the UK, loving it so far!
Watched all 4 episodes and am addicted. Much better than SLV (which sunk). Keep up your excellent cinematography and realistic content.❤
Great work you two! That was a lot of work in a short amount of time!
Y’alls storytelling is on point with every video!
Florida man here, love the videos, keep up the great work of cleaning the ocean as you explore its beauty. Im in the process of getting my first sailboat now and plan on doing the same as y’all.
First episode in 4K! Nice work gang!
Well Done Kids, keep up the great work , Cheers from the USA!
Nice buns 👌🏻
I didn't get 1st like but got the first comment ! Keep up the great work!
Just a great journey thks
Found you guys on the 1st episode, good work keep it going and one day I’ll start my own sailboat project
Great work guys! That was a great blend of storytelling, great visuals, and some practical knowledge to go along with the boat work. Job well done! We bought our boat unseen also, so I relate to that exciting journey 😅. Antidote needs some work, but we will see you out there someday! Save us a bit of cheese ok?!
Another great video. You guys are doing such a good job. I’ve been watching sailing channels for like 4 yrs now while I save and yours are up there with the best. Love the energy and the way you put them together. Keep up the good work!
Good going, Peace,love and fruit!
Another Aussies YT channel, hooray, more interesting content!!!
Sanding, What a thrill, eh?
Really enjoying your channel, only four episodes in and the best Australian YT channel I've seen since Free Range Sailing. Adding the advice you learn (to the videos), as you learn it is a really good idea.
Huge Job that looks like. Great job guys 🙌.
Hi there guys! A spot of sleuthing and I see that you're still on, or very near, to the Nthrn. Gold Coast!. You must have the most rust free hull on the Eastern Seaboard! Fantastic job guys! 😊 Now comes the primer and antifoul. I haven't read any recent reviews of the effectiveness of the newest antifoul products so can't comment on them but I do remember hearing much wailing and self - flagellation when they brought out the first 'green ' antifoul paints because they just flamin' didn't work! A laudable effort to save the marine environment but the molluscs loved it! Now at last they could clamp on to any hull that they came across no wuckin' furries mate, she'll be sweet! And she wasn't !
Many yachties went to extraordinary lengths to lay their hands on any residual supplies of the old stock. The problem with the 'old stuff' was that it was quickly turning marinas into sterile zones as the toxins used leached out of the paints to settle onto the seabed with disastrous consequences for the harbours and estuaries et al.
Glad you have a steel boat! I don't like plastic, it's wood or steel for me! When you hit plastic it breaks in the most horrible way 😢.
I take it that you're heading for points North? I have been all my life a very enthusiastic amateur meteorologist and so I am following with great interest the many and varied climate modifiers and over recent years I think I may have isolated one related to tropical cyclone behaviour. This is that it's looking to me that TC's have undergone a significant eastwards migration away from Q'ld and most of the Coral Sea and into the SW Pacific Islands region. That will probably be on balance good for Q'ld but not so hot for the Islands such as Fiji, Solomons and so many others. I've forgotten who it was amongst the Libs who found it amusing that the islanders would probably all be swimming inside the next decade because of sea level rises but they certainly don't share the joke! Neither do I.
Now the weather is going to prove me comprehensively wrong for even daring to second guess Gaia!
Great job! I own a 50ft steel sailboat and have been through the same thing. How much Zinc anode do you carry on your bottom? I carry about 75 pounds. I used to only have one on each side midship and one on the skeg when I bought her and I added 3 welded to the keel and two more diver plates to the aft end. It made a bid difference when I hauled out a year and a half later as far as galvanic corrosion goes. I feel a little more protected. I have a galvanic isolator and all that stuff that they like to argue about on the steel boat sites, but I am pretty set up off grid and don't like plugging into shore power at a marina and if I do it's just an extension cord run through my port window and nothing running through my AC system. Wood is good and glass is fast but Steel is real. Rust hides but never sleeps!
What a vibe!!! Y’all are amazing 🫶🏼💛
Keep up the vids, absolutely amazing stuff you two are creating and doing with your lives. Keep on doing what your doing and inspire others along the way
Hey there - Donna here who saw u in the channel before ur haul out. Loved the video. Really fun and all things good. Great work on the hill ⛵️
Hull
Can't wait to get back in the water!!
The ultimate test of work completed, splash day! Cant wait Jon
A lot of hard work, but the end result will b fantastic, and we’ll worth all of your efforts.
Well done. 👍
I play golf with the owner and founder of Eoncoat who does not advertise. He has a ceramic primer that bonds to steel and prevents corrosion permanently. NASA tested
No vocs no odors no toxins..only need a dust mask to apply. He is not selling to the marine industry yet but looking a steel hull boat to rescue for a before and after
Hello my friend, thanks for the message and for thinking of us. I have a fair amount of rust treatment to get on top of at the moment, I’m actually looking to try an alternate product/ method to what I have been using. It would be awesome to give this ceramic coating a go and document it.
Would you kindly contact us at sailinginnerbloom@gmail.com and we can chat further? Many thanks, Josh
Bro love your work.I work on boats always wear gloves on steel hulls i know its hot but even if you wear black nitrile ones it will save your handsand fingers
Cheers mate will definitely do that in the future!
Your young but not invisible, read the tins guys it’s not on there just because. Happy travels!!! 🍻🌮
Love you both... Sending hugs. Loving the vids. Xx
Great work guys 🇦🇺🥰🤙
Doing well guys ✌
The finger….
Mine still hurts like HE11, and I was just watching!
Steel… be careful bro. It’s unforgiving!
Haha what an injury hey! 😅
I really enjoyed your channel, I wish you the very best success and many years of happiness and smooth sailing adventures.
I love this stuff, I was thinking motorhome, then houseboat and Ive landed on a yacht. Im looking at buying over the next few weeks or months. I want things to be stacked up against me and I need to be tested and Im down for it. Might see you out there somewhere. Thanks for the video!
Always remember 'Boat' is an acronym for" bring out another thousand "
That Phoebe is hilarious! She might be able to make some extra cruising money doing stand-up comedy.
New to your channel. Loving the story and the freedom vibes.
Keep the vid coming Love you journey
Thanks for the support! Appreciate you being here
Great video⚓️🌴💜😎
Having a 8m boat I can appreciate the hard work. Mine is GRP so not so difficult except for osmosis blisters. As already mentioned pay close attention to anode size and placement such as shaft, rudder (?post) as well as the hull. I think I recall you have an electrical background so checking the continuity of all anodes back to the negative battery pole is crucial. Being a first timer maybe you should seek the advice of an expert. I used to maintain a 20m x 8m steel catamaran and became paranoid with cathodic protection. Did you consider sand blasting. It is so crucial with antiquing that you apply the correct wet fim thickness. The correct amount of paint required can be calculated from the below waterline surface area. If applied too thin then you will need more coats. Generally keep painting until all paint as calculated is applied. Get it wrong and you could be lifting out in a few months instead of 2 years (hopefully), Best wishes. A great learning exercise.
Great video ❤⛵️
Hello! I watch you from Ukraine.
New kids .. but old souls
Josh has 3cm steal splinter, Phoebe has bare feet 🤦. Good work on a budget. Hopefully next time (if required) be able to afford sandblasting raw, sprayed primer, then diy the rest.
Consider having the rudder ready to drop when lifted out, replace bearings/seals.
Folding prop be good. But the way ur channels going, all that stuff should come easier.
We own a steel yacht thats very similar in size and design to Innerbloom. We'vee had it since 2011, and to date haven't needed to do this treatment... but last year we antifouled, and it had the exact same blisters and speckled pattern following the water blast, and i've been procrastinating on pulling her and doing the work... So thanks for outlining the ten-step process and products for me guys! 😂 I'll be watching the episode again and taking notes, what are the other discs you mentioned??
Hay thanks for sharing your vid keep gping u will get there
Please please please no more nail surgery,
Wow, u did it! Well done 👏
And somehow u made 17min of boat painting interesting :-) Sh#% yeah ❤️
Phoebe, tells us about that tattoo on your arm? Nice update on your progress.
Excellent progress. I threw up a little when I saw that steel splinter under his nail. Your soothing tones must have helped him through. Let's splash this thing and get outta here.
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Doing this work without protecting yourself from the grit, fumes and antifoul is making your bodies pay a price you will regret later. Please read the tins and take the warnings seriously. Good luck to you.
Can vouch for this. My old man built boats in Tassie, no protection , payed for it later.
Good job lads, now you do the same on the inside, cause steel boats rust from the inside. Cheers.
Absolutely! It’s a constant battle, the first job I actually did was rust treat the entire bilge and did 5 coats of primer and 2 coats of top coat to give us peace of mind! Cheers mate, Josh
I have doubts about the neglected metal boats surrounding you while in water to be the cause of your electrolyse problem. I never met a steal boat owner who knew was is the cause of theses bubbles, i wish i would 😢. Did you check if there is a flow of current in your hull? (12v/24v between the hull and a negative of battery). A simple sand blast gun (few dollars) connected to a minimum 100l compressor is much more efficient (it cleans the surface from rust and create a grip for the paint treatment with no need of previous acid treatment) than a grinding machine....this for small area...on top of it the gun may reach area not reachable by a grinding machine (of course a compressor is needed). Good luck...and don't fall in the boatyard trap ...do what you have to do without considering what you discover otherwise you will end up rebuilding the full boat...(on a old boat almost everything is broken, we just don't know it 😅)
Great vid guys... have you left horizon shores ??? And if so are out are you heading north...would love to catch up and talk steel boat..
I love your channel!! As a beginner boat owner myself, I wonder if you have any recommendations on youtube channels or websites where you can learn how to do things, from hull work to mechanical things? Thanks!!
Thanks Johanna and congrats on the new venture! We’ve learned a lot from Free Range Sailing and SV Delos who both have incredible knowledge in regards to sailboats. There are so many channels that pretty much purely do refit, if you get onto some of them you could learn heaps! All the best
For a sight unseen buy it looks to me you have a real winner there. A steel hull was definitely a good go to instead of fiberglass or wood.
wood is good. steel is real. Im also from ballina and tweed area. I may have missed but i didnt notice any zinc blocks attached to the hull below waterline ?
to do it correct you should have sand blasted the metal then repainted, this way for all the time and money you spent you wont be redoing it in a year from now
Hey Robert, you’re completely right!
We had to redo in a years time and still are yet to sand blast! It’s costly and we are cruising on a budget but we hope to get it done next year. Cheers! Josh
Great vids! Just curious why you chose Goldy to haul out rather than Ballina Slipway?
Great video. Wow that first day you killed it with work. Looks good. Can't wait for the next video.... How did the cheese turn out?
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Great video's guys just binged all 4 tonight keep up the good work. I'd love to sell up and start the sailing journey. How much did u pay for the yacht if u don't mind me asking? Also how did u paint the patches under the stilts?
I missed where are you located for this project. No blisters with eoncoat FYI
QLD Australia, how can we get onto Eoncoat?
Josh
Another great and interesting video. Do you get to move the supports to sand and paint under them? Do you put a sacrificial zinc block on the hull?
Really interesting. But wow that is a lot of work.(Note to self. Don't buy a steel hull yacht in future).
Could you media blast?
Looks an interesting channel, then "the bast@rds". Well that did it we are subscribed 👍
Glad we’ve found our target audience! Cheers
wouldnt be better to sand blast ?
Good shout Tim! I thought the same, inquired and got a price back for 13k including $3000 to drop the mast! We are young crew with a lot of time but not a lot of money, will consider in the future when we have a few more bucks! Cheers mate
wow thats a lot respect to you though your doing a good job liveing my dream
Have you noticed that while all the jibber jabber is going on ,none of the work is being done?
Isn’t that anti foul bad shit for you
Now we really know you're new to boat ownership. By the time you leave the hard you'll know that the boatyard is, in fact, a correctional facility. We're all just too dumb to stop re-offending.
Let us know if you ever want to go for a jetski for the day,maybe over to moreton island, im on gold coast and built a 7.5m cat from scratch a few years ago. I pass that marina regularly.
Nice looking hull lines reminds me of the earlier Alubat Ovni 450 hull shape, who's design is it?
Galveston TX here I have my own boat project but not a sailboat yet. Your narratives are good and at good volume. Keep up the great work
Quality vid good job on the edit happy days