Barcă abandonată = Miez putred? BARCA DE 1 EUR | PĂSĂRĂ DE MARE SAILING Ep. 22

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1. yeah I think almost everyone on the internet seems to be an expert xD

2. Enjoy your energy and optimism.

3. Marvelous, great job cutting the vent square.

4. No i can't guess at all…… Good luck with the rotten core!!!

5. How do I find your Amazon wishlist? 😊

6. Great to have you both back. Can’t wait to see more of your episodes!

7. great video, staight back into it.

8. Where are you guys…. Should just blank off the vent holes

9. Nice to see you two back 😃

10. im guessing your in Stockholm , i dont know but we were just there and the busses look very much the same !

11. Thank you for the video! I could hear just fine. So glad y"ll are back, and sure wish I could help you guys with the boat work… Luv ya's… I see your subscribers are getting higher…

12. I really enjoy your efforts on your project. Remember if it not right then of course its not finished, so let’s enjoy their journey. Thanks!

13. Your boat is absolutely a fantastic find for a unique potential finish.

14. Brighton?

15. I actually enjoyed the wind noise in the background. Your mic worked well and we could hear it all. Great video too. thanks!

16. O.K. The Olympians are back to the shore from the mountains with no plastered limbs visible. The inside of the boat is dry,clean, and mold free. A good start. The note I left myself about that crack revealing dye said any auto parts store should have it. I made a quick check for a manufacturer and turned up one that made a dye for metal and a dye for plastic. The metal dye was available in amounts as small as spray cans and small containers, but the plastic dye only came in 5 gallon buckets and 55 gallon barrels. So hopefully someone else breaks it down into smaller containers. Maybe bodywork people use it. This is going to be a learning experience. One gem I picked up in my fiberglass studies was that this fiberglass osmosis thing is not always a result of something the manufacturer has done. It can also be a self induced problem by boat owners. But more on that later. That doesn’t seem to be a problem on this boat. How is the boating center there coming along on their recovery from the fire? Western North America got record snowfalls this winter. What was the snowfall situation in the Alps? I have to confess, I was only checking the weather in the area where the boat is once in a while. Take care and welcome back.

17. Nice to see you back at the boat the wind noise was not a problem at least you was able to some work with no rain good luck 😊😊😊

18. Brighton! Well that is where, not sure why 😁

19. Round the out side,Round the out side.😂😂.Guise who's back, back again, working on a €1 Boat's Rotten Core,tell a friend.Guise who's back,Guise who's back,Guise who's back,Yah,Yah,Yah.

20. Great to have you guys back, looking forward to a summer of videos from you. How about a list of jobs you want to get done this summer ? It would be fun to see how many you get done ! Thank you

21. Router's really good for removing bad selections

22. You should not have core exposed on holes it needs to be dug out and filled with epoxy and fibre. Water then can't get in and screws have a secure fix without giving water access to core. Welcome back.

23. Good to se you back, keep on with the good work.👍😀

24. Thank god you are back. Keep up the great work and good luck 😀😀👍👍

25. ❤ Great that you're back on the boat, hope the DIY goes well!! Love watching your progress 😊

26. Stewart if you are using liquid epoxy on vertical surfaces such as around that porthole try rolling on some peel ply to stop the resin from sliding downwards. It gives you an even thickness and a. nice surface to sand or add further layers when you peel it off.

27. Wind was not a problem for me. Great job on the vents, and ridding the rotten core.

28. The wind noise is a lot better than last year

29. Looking forward to the next one, stay positive and keep going, thanks 🎉

30. So glad to see you folk back on the boat. Looking forward to following the restoration project ahead of you, your successes and frustrations.

31. Nice, howling wind! Is this channel about boat restoration or climbing Mount Everest? Ha! Lots of work ahead.

32. The sound of the wind & the halyards is like music for me. But, I do hope it gives you a break from time to time.

33. Welcome back! You have been missed!

34. Considering Seabirds stood for so long with open holes and hatches shes still remarkably solid in the decks dept.

    The Mistral once it starts is like living inside a vacuume cleaner …. Its driven people crackers in the past…

35. Great to have you back guys. It was a long winter without you both ! I must find a way to support you . Yess it was succesfull by Ko-fi

36. It‘s Brighton

37. Makes me very glad for the very tall breakwater we have here. Mind you we are in the water and not on the hard. Good progress. I'm watching the bits about the windows with interest as I think I will be doing some of that…

38. The wind noise makes it a proper sailing video. I'm really looking forward to seeing your progress this summer.

    Is it Brighton? Stunwanted to watch Brighton and Hove Albion vs Wolves?

39. Paris? Honeymoon?

40. Hi! Your editing was just fine. And we could hear you quite well despite the wind. I dont know what city you are in or why and cant wait to find out!

41. In England of course 🤴

42. Ah, it's great to have you two back on the boat! Those who cannot handle wind noise should stay away from boats in marinas 🙂 Seriously, it just adds to the atmosphere.

43. Stu and Marina back on air! 🇦🇺

44. You are in Nice

45. I'm so happy you guys are back in business, been a long wait. Cheers from Sweden.

46. is that blackpool? nice to see you back, but why are you in the UK? hi from cornwall

47. Brighton!! 😊

48. You gotta get wrong to get it right 👍

49. It’s great to see you guys back on the Restoration….

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