Setarea SAIL în culoare: BOOM-ul navei noastre restaurate capătă un nou aspect! — Sailing Yabá 198

21 thoughts on “Setarea SAIL în culoare: BOOM-ul navei noastre restaurate capătă un nou aspect! — Sailing Yabá 198”

1. Seafoam green for the win! Yes or no? 🙈

2. Também gostei da cor, traz leveza toque de cor sem agredir.

3. I would like to do both mast in the same color love it

4. Yes, like the color as an accent on the white and wood boat. Still looks classy!!! Y'all had a good week!!!

5. Come on everyone share please!! Help this great couple get 100K subscribers!!!

6. Eu adorei a cor.O importante que vocês gostaram.Cada dia um passo a mais.O Yaba está ficando maravilhoso.❤❤❤💙💙⛵⚓⛵⚓

7. The stainless steel supports under platform should have been straight.
   Any movement will crack welds at transom plates as supports are not in compression.

8. Yes, seafoam is my favorite color. My first sailboat, a Turnabout (trainer) was this very color. After racing her for two years and winning are local weekend races, I painted a red chevron 14inches wide on the P/S side aft.

9. Damn, Yaba looks top!!! When will she splash?

10. I like the color.

11. Yess on the seafoam green!!

12. I know your excited , but are you guys at all nervous about getting that boat into the water. I would be nervous maneuvering such a beast of a boat .

13. The mast color ? . . . . . 'baby – duck – puke' green ? ? What's not to Love ? ? ? !
    take care, rh

14. Exakt Há muito tempo que tenho essa cor em mente para o lindo navio
    Já escrevi para você sobre isso e estou muito feliz que você goste da mesma cor 👍🫶⛵
    Saudações calorosas de primavera do sul da França
    🌎🌬️🌷

15. Ben, please don't forget to use Tef-Gel, or similar on the stainless hardware, keeps the galling, on the stainless, and corrosion down, when used with aluminum mast/boom fittings.
    Best wishes.

16. Do you mean etch primer?

17. Yes! I love the colour xx

18. Great video,
    You guys and gals are getting closer, 👍👌

19. For future reference. Aluminum oxides vary quickly, like minutes. Paint has great difficulty adhering to that oxide. I’ve found that the best way to prep it for painting is to wipe down the surface with a strong degreaser like MEK before sanding. Sand only what you can paint it 15 minutes. Use a clean dry cloth to wipe off dust. Do NOT use any solvent or degreaser after sanding. Any cleaner even pure alcohol will cause a reaction on aluminum and reduce adhesion. Do not touch the prepared surface to be painted with your fingers! Immediately paint after sanding. Use any high quality paint like appliance paint, automotive or epoxy. This method works much better than priming with zinc chromate. Pure naked aluminum is your friend and time is your enemy when it comes painting it.

20. You need a red light for inside the bridge/nav area for night navigation. If your interior lighting is white it destroys your night vision of your eyes and you will not be able to see outside the boat much at night. So instead, use red lighting inside at night and it will preserve your night vision and you will be able to see outside much better. You can either wire individual red lights in areas you need them, like above the helm and chart areas, or you can install RGB LED’s in the interior and set them to red at night.

21. I didn't think I was going to like the boom color but now I love it. Great job

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