Last night's snow turned into a frozen bluebird day. I spent a couple of hours in the shed sanding the completely faired side of the hull. This went much slower than the serrated side. After a couple of hours I noticed that I wasn't feeling my fingers anymore. I went in for tea to warm up and inadvertantly had a nap! The next couple of days are suppose to be on the frozen side of the thermometer so I'm not sure how much work I'll be able to get done. I certainly won't be doing any epoxy work unless I move it into the house. Maybe I'll dig out as much old clothes as I can find tomorrow and a pair of old ski gloves and see what I can get done on the sanding front. I'd like to get the hull turned right side up again.
posted by tsunamichaser at 5:06 PM
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Hi Thomas
Just wanted to say that the hull looks beautiful in this recent photo. I know that staring at a surface for hours on end whilst sanding warps your view and its easy to end up with a final finish that doesn't quite satisfy but I think you will persist and be able to take pride every time you look at the finished hull. Take it easy
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