⚙️125,000 BTUs heating the shed enables progress despite time pressure.
🎨The first coat of paint has been completed, although applying thinner led to a textured finish.
🔨Exterior tasks, such as removing glass and preparing the cabin top, have been carried out.
🗓️A new deadline was imposed, creating pressure to complete exterior tasks as soon as possible.
⏳The shed must be taken down to complete future projects, such as installing the bow sprit and lifting the engine.
Why was the first coat of paint textured?
—The first coat of paint was thick, resulting in a sandpaper-like texture. However, adding thinner in subsequent coats improved the finish.
What tasks were completed on the exterior of the boat?
—Exterior tasks included removing glass and preparing the cabin top for paint.
Why is there time pressure on the boat refit?
—A new deadline was imposed, necessitating the completion of exterior tasks as soon as possible.
Why must the shed be taken down?
—The shed needs to be removed for future projects, such as installing the bow sprit and lifting the engine.
What is the next step in the boat refit?
—The next step in the boat refit is to continue working on the cabin top, applying non-skid paint.
00:00The video provides an update on the progress made during the boat refit.
02:31A new deadline has been imposed, creating time pressure to complete exterior tasks as soon as possible.
05:30The shed, with 125,000 BTUs heating, enables progress despite the time pressure.
06:45The first coat of paint has been completed, resulting in a textured finish.
09:48Exterior tasks, including glass removal and cabin top preparation, have been carried out.
12:28Non-skid paint is the next step in the boat refit.
