Copper And Chains.
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
- A huge thank you to CMP group for the Rocna anchor and chain. We are so thrilled to have such high quality ground tackle to keep us safe. cmpgroup.net/
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I've been ingtrigued with Coppercoat for awhile now. It seems like their success lies in helping us get good information about the application process to ensure longevity. I'd even try three painters and one mixer, maybe. I'd have to agree that sanding could be a nail-biter but if the car people can Cut And Buff expensive automotive paint without burning through, then these guys will probably do just fine⛵
Good choice on the CopperCoat. I applied CC on my previous boat and it lasted 12 years and saved having to haul out all of those twelve years. I have also used it on my recent build and am very happy with the results. Application is a bit fiddy but well worth the trouble. The boat is looking beautiful - well done.
Good to see you using Coppercoat! Aladino's experience of working carefully and to a very high standard, are even more evident in a tricky task like this. I considered Coppercoat over a decade ago but my short season sailing didn't justify it. I would probably prefer to have shiny boat, bare fibreglass, but that is not possible and I like a good mooring. It seems to have served others very well, and saved on many haul outs. MCII sure has a a shiny bottom now! Well done to your friend and Aladino for a demanding day's work.
How satisfying to see that tape come off with fresh lines…looks great! 🇨🇦 ❤
We are now on our third boat where we have had Coppercoat. It is a superior product. But, as you say it must be applied correctly. The only time we have had an issue was when SV Impavidus had the Copper coat applied by a 3rd party and they did it wrong in the keel area. We have just recoated SV impavidus after 9 years, already Coppercoat is proving just how good it is. Check out our Coppercoat videos. This product gets some bad press but only from those that do not apply it correctly. Sail Safe Guys, Ant & Cid
I NOTICED NOW THAT SPLASH TIME IS GETTING CLOSER THE TWO OF YOU ARE LAUGHING AND SMILING MORE AND MORE , GREAT TO SEE, HOPE WHEN IM DONE WITH MY BOAT I SEE YOU GUYS OUT THERE SOME DAY ! ROOTING FOR YOU BOTH
Aladino needs urgently a holiday in Switzerland 🇨🇭 to reset his English...starts to sound like a little Canadian 😂
What do you mean? Ah 😁
WOW - how good she looks. Can't wait to see her floating. Well done Maya, well done Aladino.
She's looking beautiful. Great work/product on the bottom paint. Thanks for the video.
This boat of yours is stunning!
wow nice copper bottom and that chain 400 feet of 3/8" - you're set !!
This is the best filming and narration of applying Coppercoat that I have seen. Thanks as usual for an excellent video.
The boat is really looking great now and all the hard work you have put in is clearly showing the results. I started following you on Magic Carpet as you sailed through Europe and I'm still here and looking forward to seeing you launch your new boat ❤❤👍👍🇳🇿
Looking darn Spiffy!
I love the Copper Coat. So classy, very Cutty Sark.
Hi guys, all right? For your magnificent Cape George 36, only the best ... (... starting with you ...) Now also the CopperCoat! I had it on an American boat purchased used years ago, the antifouling was already 6 years old and it lasted again 5 and I sold it that was still in excellent condition and effective. I then bought a Hallberg Rassy who also had CopperCoat, perfect. Years and years without thoughts and no expense, it is possible to clean at sea with an abrasive sponge without ruining the surface, Coppercoat is simply ingenious. One of the best product in 50 years of boating. An excellent choice boys, as for everything else. Fair winds
I learned a lot about Copppercoat in this episode. Thanks for that.
Ground tackle is a great place to invest plenty of careful thought and money- well over recommended specifications. The return in peace of mind and sleep on the hook is hard to measure- essential.
So Exciting! So happy to know you! Harry fron Toronto. hugs
Looking forward to the launch!⛵️⛵️⛵️
Such an amazing project by two amazing people. Great video, great editing as always, and thanks for all the details! You two rock.
She is looking soooooo nice and I love the colour combo. Mads used Coppercoat and he swears by it so I think a wise choice. Cheers Ian
So did Ran sailing on Ran2...they used the hard coat and recently so have Sailing Seabird.
The boat looks amazing. It's really coming together. You guys are great! Can't wait until it's in the water.
This boat is going to be gorgeous when its finished. Even on day one i fell in love with the hull shape of the cape george. once shes in the water you will no longer be able to see her hull shape but you will still be able to feel her shape taking care of you.
I will probably never be around a boat again, but sure have loved watching all the intricate work.
Thanks for the video 👍👍😁
Great video. Copper bottom looks fantastic, Anchor looks great also. Magic Carpet 2 is coming along fast. Looking forward to next video
Coppercoat was one of the best boat decisions I ever made. You two will love it for sure. We’re now on year 10 in Scandinavia with it and I’m pretty confident it’ll last another decade. We did seven layers too. ❤🇩🇰
I went for a Vulcan anchor too! Another perfect choice. Gosh, but it holds well. (But a lot smaller version for my little Albin Vega 27ft. We’ve a 6kg for overnight and a 4kg for a lunch anchor.)
Totally agree!
She's lovely, and so is Magic Carpet.😊
Magic Carpet is looking amazing. I hope to some day see you on the water near Sidney BC before you leave for waters farther south. Kiwi Ties (Bavaria Cruiser 34) has Bavarian beers with your name on them. Belated Fair winds on you trials. 😊
The copper anti fouling looks wonderful and I think is an excellent choice!
MC2 is looking classy af! Splash can't come a day too soon 🤗🤗🤗
I had a 26’ sailboat anchored out I. A cove because there were no slips available in any marinas near me. I had a delta style anchor and it drug quite far during a thunderstorm once. I bought a 44 lb vulcan and 30’ of 3/8 chain and it didn’t drag anymore. Love that anchor.
Guys, that boat starts to look like better than new. Wow.
Amazing. You both look so happy 🎉
Some great products there, but those ropes.....beautiful!
That was a lot of work for one day!
Pulls "Triceratops" out of nowhere. ❤😂
We also had a coppercoat on our Bavaria26. And you know, as we know, it changes colour. But as you say, it's relayable.
You two are amazing! Because of your commitment in this endeavor I now aspire to someday have a boat of my own to maybe meet ya'll in a port somewhere around the world!
Got Copper Coat on my boat, got a Rocna Vulcan 15 Kg too. There is some illusion out there about Copper Coat. It might be the best right now, you can have at your hull, but I heard you saying 10-15 years, that's not at all happening in my case. Don't think you're hull is closed for barnacles now. You still will have barnacles at your hull, but they're going off easier, than at hull without Copper Coat. I was anchoring in high pollution waters, so a hull cleaning once a month was necessary. But because of scraping the hull on a regular basis, the coat wont last 10-15 years. I was actually told 10 years, but after 5 years now, I have to renew Copper Coat.
To the Rocna Vulcan I can say, the anchor has always set at first time and saved my boat lately in hurricane Helene with gusts up to 60 Knots, in Bay waters. I have a 33 ft sailboat, about 7 tons of weight and I believe there is no better anchor out there, perhaps a Mantus Anchor. A 25 Kg Vulcan is the best choice for your boat and you will have always good and save anchoring, BUT - do not forget a 3-strand Nylon line 1" Dia, 15-20 ft long with a snubber to take the shock loads. The eyes are on a good snubber here, that adapts easy and save to the chain.
I can't wait to see your boat in the water. It's a beauty and an eye catcher. You did so much incredible work, now you guys deserve the globe to sail, as slow as possible please.
Good luck and always fair winds.
Man, that is one Heavy Duty anchor and rode.
We anchored out In an exposed area
Our boat weighted 18000 lb , we withstood 25 knots.
The seas were 4-6 ft.
The wind reversed 150 degrees but we did not drag.
We had a 20 kg Rocna and 120 ft of 5/16” HT chain.
Based on your heavier anchor, and much heavier chain
I’d say you are good for at least 50 knots of wind .
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HOLY MOLY I'm so happy for you guys, as always great stuff. I love the knowledge you guys throw down. Can't wait to see the sails filled with air as the rigging whistles as you surf down some following seas
The boat is looking fantastic, and cant wait see how the brand new chain looks inside the modified locker 👊🏻👋🏻
Interesting product and that you call it environmental friendly. In Europe it is forbidden because it is not. It slowly comes of the hull and does not break down so stays in the water. But it looks very nice
It's beautiful guys. :)
Aladino as the the Liver King in the main photo. :)
She (the boat) looks wonderfull
love the final color of the copper coat.
HeY.....so enjoyed this one....a really happy video....😊
The CopperCoat looks real good, well done. I still think you need a bowsprit figurehead along the lines that Kirstin placed on hers
so close well done
Looking great
Incredible to see your progress 😊
Lookin great!
What a great episode for me to keep in the files. We have a new to us Cabo Rico 45 that I plan on Copper Coating the bottom next year! I also need to see if that Rocna will fit on our bowsprit, I didn't think I could fit a Rocna on this boat but I thought it was because of the anchor shank. We also have a number of those gold/white dock lines and they are wonderful. You'll love them. Anxiously, as I'm sure you both are, waiting on your splash.
Aladino's quest for perfection, and the way that Epifanes has become THE brand, will continue to make the high-end brands want to work with you.
4,787th tag-along view about to set sail... sort of. 25:29 - perfect spot to post this LIKE: "We're gonna 'eeanah-eeanah-eeanah'..." (Some spelling may be required).
Perfect sound FX.
I think you will need to update the windlass in the future. My brother had an SL manual windlass on his boat. It took a long time to get the anchor up and had a bad tendency to freeze together when not used for a while.
Godt jobba!
Fizeram um excelente trabalho de pintura anti-incrustante no casco, ficou lindo e olhando de longe com Gurupés, mastreação já dá para imagina-lo navegando. Parabéns Aladino e Maya...Saudações de Santo André - São Paulo - Brasil
Her under belly looks great, another great job 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.
Probably important to mention that Coppercoat is a water-based epoxy, so it behaves very differently in terms of curing time but also you can soap and water clean up all of your tools and anything else. The water based epoxy is why they don't want you to use any acetone to wipe down the hull after sanding prep. A water hose is probably fine, but if you want it clinical clean and residue free then use distilled water in a backpack sprayer with 10% isopropyl alcohol.
Wow. Looks great
dream boat guys! congratulations!
what about the engine?
Looking great, was wondering what color was going to look like.
That anchor looks like a workout to lift manually. I sense some strong arms and backs in the future.
Cheerz !!!!
Hi there, awsome anchor, I have the same type vulcan 25kg on my 41fr sailboat, be aware though, because it sets very fast, you may not pull to fast astern and as a result the anchor gear and anchor winch could be damage bacause of the snatch. So be gentle the first time. Nice video, looking forward for splashing. 😊
Coppercoat is great but I put a black gloss stripe above it which gives a much crisper waterline and is much more traditional on white or cream hulls
You'll have great piece of mind in the water
One thing you didn’t mention was how beautiful it looks especially with a traditional hull.
Nice results! 122m of chain? Wow that’s a lot! I hope the chain guide works to get that weight as far aft as possible…
Wow, wow, wow……. 🙏
I might have missed it, but have you thought about making Maigc Carlet merchandise? (by the way, I announce IRONMAN races around the world, and I call the finishline, the MagicCarpet)
I remember way back in the day, Uma tried a DIY copper coat that seemed similar in concept to this. It didn't work very well, but again, it was something they formulated themselves, and I can't remember much about the application that they did, which may have not been all that good, since it was in the very early days of their journy. Hopefully the stuff that is designed by chemists and engineers, and comes with a very detailed application instruction pamphlet works as advertised.
Isn’t she a beauty!
cant wait to see her afoat now g reat wrork you both
How weird is it that I’m excited by those dock lines
Triceratops? Hull looks amazing!
E viva ci siamo quasi!!😂😂
IPA tastes like copper. Good choice
hmmm.. lady in chains. Not my normal thing but somehow, I like it! ;-)
Alice Copper ft. Alice In Chains.
Nice show. Thx
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I might have missed it, but why didn't you put the barrier coat on under the copper coat? Also, I would encourage you to burnish the surface within two weeks of application. I waited a few months and the epoxy was hard as nails and took a lot more work. I can tell you as well that copper coat does indeed work and last a long time. It has been on my boat for 14+ years now with very little growth.
We did put a barrier coat on :)
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I first saw copper coat on the @SVLynx channel.
"Done for today" my immediate thought is when to remove the tape...
Your anchor looks like a cross between a tractor seat and a big can opener 😅
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Pineapple on pizza - respect!
I notice Maya always drives. Does Aladino have a Canadian driver’s license?
I have exactly the same windlass...and i always had two handles... just in case...to be considered...If you wonder, my handles are about one meter long (approximately as i am not currently near my boat and can't measure). I am curious to see which technic you will use to mark your chain every 10 meters (or something equivalent in feet).
Really nice video. Can I ask what weight the anchor is please?
Probably a stupid question but does the copper still turn green being that it's imbedded in epoxy? She looks great.
Ceratopsians.
I am curious - how will you deal with the areas behind the support pads? Are you able to bring in additional pads and remove the existing ones in order to coat those areas?
bling bling 😅
I understand what you can learn in sea trials, but the unfinished items would drive me crazy.
Looks like you did your knees too.
Stagosaurus