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- čas přidán 16. 11. 2019
- I start work on the new boat and get it ready to sail for the caribbean!
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As a Canadian I got a kick out of the boat’s hailing point being Edmonton Alberta which is situated on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River. (A long way from the Atlantic). Made me think of the “Last Saskatchewan Pirate” by the Arrogant Worms.
Wood vs pressure sprayer must be done with a low pressure nozzle. High pressure will notch the wood between every growth ring where the wood is softer.
You're going to have the queen of the CZcams fleet! The woodwork and the port lights in the transom really add class to the boat. Too many boats now look like they were made by Tupperware.
Very good of you to promote Laura's channel. Well done Bobby. I feel like this will be a good new series.
Don’t pressure wash teak Mate , it damages the fibre of the timber , teak being a oily wood . You have to scrub across the grain . Awlgrip awlwood make a great varnish. Lasts 5 years . It doesn’t take long either . Great Boat .
Man, Bobby....I am envious of the life you've created for yourself on the water and in the air! Love the new ketch ....everything else will work out. BTW, the hull and bottom coral paint on your neighbor is impressive from a not so close up.
Bobby the bubbles are easily removed with a heat gun/ small touch or hairdryer. (I work with epoxy often) I’m so happy for you and your new Boat. I’m so happy for you and the new adventure in front of us all. Beautiful new Boat, can’t wait to see the boat tour. Uggggg I hate waiting a week. I NEED MY DOODLES!
Such a wonderful boat. So sad when Tayler had to cry when she saw the burnt out salon! I hope you can keep going! Good luck, Bobby!
Boats looking good, Bobby. Lot of hard worknever hurt anyone. And think how proud you'll be when you look at the that gorgeous, shining boat.
Like this boat much more than a catamaran. Such sleek lines. Best wishes for many years of happy and safe sailing.
Love the boat. Love the channel(s) and like your classy style and the way you and la la have handled things! Keep it going Bobby!
Welcome back! The joy in your voice says a lot. It was painful watching you at the "old" end. You didn't seem excited anymore. I look forward to your journeys. You are a talented man.
Yes sir, she is absolutely beautiful and full of class & character! I'm betting she will be a very comfortable cruiser for years to come. Your work so far looks to be just what she needed to bring back her "shine", even though it was tons of work for you and your helpful patron.
Wow, that teak looks so much better. Good job! Love a clean and detailed boat! Kudos to you for being so supportive of Laura. Not many people could manage that. Wish you all the best and look forward to more of your professional, beautiful and interesting vids.
It would be all I could do to resist repainting the hull again though. Looks a bit sad to me. I love the look of fresh paint on the hull.
Rewatched most of season one. Bob it was really well done. I hope the new season is more like the first season. More sailing, the dogs more involved if possible. Sail someplace new, South Africa, coast of Brazil, etc.
Beautiful boat, I love the wood, also like the filming of the restoration. That's what these videos are for me, the nitty gritty of maintenance and actual sailing. You lose me at the snorkeling and land lubber tours.
I enjoy it all. I'm good with bikini clad women and I like seeing places that I will probably never go to, shot in HD and accompanied by spectacular drone footage.
Watching you apply the epoxy and how it started setting up before you were done made me think back to when I also was working with epoxy and was told that if you keep it in an ice bath in a cooler that it slows down the hardning process giving you more time to apply it. Hope this helps!
Dale Burgland
West system makes hardener in three “speed” varieties.
I couldn’t tell from the video, but he might have been using 205 which is the fast hardener.
206 is slow and 209 is extra slow which is useful for longer pot times in hot weather.
Edit: it look like he was using the 207 (clear) hardener which has similar pot life to 206. About 20 min at 72F. At this boat yard, it might have been in the upper eighties, so shorter pot life. That’s the fun of working with epoxy when it’s hot outside!
Cool it✅ but west System epoxy is the best
to knock those bubbles out use a heat gun or a small propane torch and move it slowly over the surface of the epoxy
Looking forward to sailingdoodles with the beautiful Nicole!😊
Good work Bobby
, stick with it ! back to boats and sailing love it.
Great job Bobby! Your a classy smart guy and your videos are always interesting!
Love the lines and layout of the new boat. Glad you went for traditional monohull!!!
good job on the teak....and holy cow that bottom looks smooth. Usually you get years of cracked antifoul painted over and over and over creating an ugly cement stucco look...even on newer boats. ps...to save your back for knocking down the bubbles....the paintbrush taped to a broom handle works well. You have proven me wrong many times from day one and you did it again! two of the latest are: 1) you survived laura 2) I thought you would become a boat yard fix the boat up channel but once again you kicked ass!!!!!!
Awesome boat, so beautiful, even with the amount of work you put on it. Congrats Bobby, and waiting for the new adventures!!!
wow bobby that boat is a beauty
look forward to seeing her out on the open water
fair winds and following seas to you
{:-) PAV uk
great to see your new boat ,a lovely vessel, the older ones have much more character , take your time it will all look good in the end, good luck
Just a suggestion. You may want to look at Formby's Furniture Refinisher - it will desolve the varnish faster than you can imagine. I stripped all the cabinets in our kitchen in a day, no sanding, no scraping, no heat you just need 0000 steel wool and lots of fresh air. It has the added benefit of getting in to the nooks and carnies on detailed wood. I don't know how or if it will work on marine varnish, but it may be worth a look. Also I have no idea what it would do to fiberglass...
Very well Done Bobby!! This is going to be a great season!
A Robert Perry design!
Nice boat. I might be a bit too lazy for all that work. It will look great when you are done. I hope you find the time to revisit flying Doodles as well. enjoy!
Nice boat, that bottom needs a repaint. I'm a long time booster, you're kidding yourself, paint that bottom before dumping it in the water. Especially if you're going to the Bahamas, warm water means lots of bottom growth. GOOD LUCK. VINNY 🇺🇸
Nice boat when some work is done it will look even better, the backside of this boat looks nice also little bit bigger then the one next to it👍
Can't wait for the new season! The boat is beautiful and can only get better!
Fair winds from your friend in Syracuse New York. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Enjoyed watching. My husband and I have owned a ct54 for about 13 years now. Fyi just discovered Epifanes "Rapid Clear" this year and it is a miracle product. No sanding between coats and can hot coat up to 4 coats a day. Can do final coat with epifanes varnish and it looks amazing.
Have not tried epoxy but looks interesting.
Great boat, great dogs, great channel, great sailing, and great new season to look forward to.
Don’t use a pressure washer on teak. It will raise the grain. Don’t brush teak with the grain of the wood it will raise the grain. Old varnish is best removed with a heat gun and scraper. Don’t varnish teak walking surfaces There are several different products for keeping the “clean” teak look but just letting it silver may be your best bet.
All the best to Bobby on the new season adventure. Looking forward to meeting new crew.
What an awesome boat.Nice to see it being restored
Now that’s what I call a proper sailing vessel!! Great choice Bobby! She’s definitely a looker! 👀👍
Small torch flame across the epoxy gets the bubbles out fast. Just need a few quick passes.
Great learning curve working on your own boat
I used the stuff called Seadek on my aluminum fishing boat, for my comfort and that of my dog. On an aluminum boat the Seadek is cooler, softer, and allows the dog to move around much more comfortably. Hope you enjoy the boat.
I used only teak oil for my boat ( after I pressure washed/sanded)I preserved the wood and didn’t leave it slick. Better traction I think). You’re boat is beautiful man.
Just lost my medical for my PPL. Glad to see you continue sailing. Living vicariously through you. 👍🤙🇺🇸
Same here! I feel you pain, I lost mine a couple of years ago.
PyroMan_FPV Dane here. Bobby has given me life after death. I hope one day to follow his footsteps.
Glad you have a boat again... Look forward to the new videos!
I did some massive fiberglass work on my motor yacht. Andy at Boatworks Today was a life saver and my boat mechanic was impressed with my fiberglass work too.
Cool boat!
Use slow hardener in the heat. Mix it without creating a bunch of bubbles. I like to sand the epoxy, then go over it with a UV varnish. Epoxy doesn't last long in the sun without a UV blocker. Done right, it will last a long time.
After watching "My Sailing Doodles Experience by Megan Binkly", which I've seen at least a couple times, I would like to suggest a "Reunion Sail" with Megan, Bobby and the Doodles... I think this would be the perfect time... New boat, New Season and a boat trip adventure in the Bahamas is a perfect place to revisit recent memories... Who knows where it might go from there! P.S. And if you tell me not going to happen, well at least a man can dream!
Super exciting man. Get to work on that boat, it is a labor of love and will bond you together for the seasons of sailing ahead.
I’ve worked with different plastic materials for ten years and interior and exterior coatings coming on thirty five years.
One thing you might keep in mind (you might already know this )is just about all inert materials eventually brake down from sun light and in your case even faster with the addition of sea water and sea air .
So try to use coatings that have ultraviolet inhibitors in them for at least your top or finish coats .
Same for all maintenance and protective coatings such as waxes , oils and clear coats .
Boat already looking great... she a beauty!
Bobby I started watching you in the beginning due to the way you respected the dogs.so I'll be with ya tell the end. Safe travels brother...
such a beautiful boat.. good luck with it
I would Oil the teak not varnish. Looks great and easy to reapply. We had a CT41 and that was always a maintenance item and once we switched to teak oil the scraping and varnishing became a thing of the past.
Good luck. I have my own project.
I almost bought a boat in a yard. The closest harbor was in Redondo beach. Only 4 miles but there is a lot of separate expenses. I passed for a boat in the water. Never looked back.
Way to go Bobby....point yourself into the wind, work hard and enjoy life! You are inspiration !!!
Excellent choice! Just go ahead and change all hatch and port seals. Get new batteries and battery cables. Service the engine and prop. Have fun.
Great 👍 Job Bobby White! You are a classy smart guy and you always make videos interesting! Keep your head up man!!!
Looking forward to a new season. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.
Don't stress your self out about that bro.. Life is to precious ! thats right just move on. Nice Boat !
Beautiful ⛵ looking forward to seeing more of your videos and new crew!
That is a great sailboat! All that hard work is starting to pay off. Great work!
Bobby, I've done my share of teak and you can never hand sand enough. Plus, if you think your.....you're not. Be safe out there and you'll find a 1st Mate very soon. Go with epoxy instead of varnish because it will last longer.
All the work is paying off man! Definitely looking forward to the new adventure with the new crew!
There needs to be a reunion with Megan on this adventure!
Just put teak oil on teak. As it turns a little, apply more teak oil.
I agree use a teak cleaner before you oil it. Lot of work But wow is it beautiful
A lot of character in that boat, and worth the work. It's going to look fantastic, I just know it.
Beautiful boat! It's going to be a great season for Sailing Doodles.
Nice job Bobby. Good luck moving forward and enjoy the new boat.
Take a look at Waterlox marine sealer top coat that with epoxy. When applying the epoxy keep some heat handy and it should draw out and eliminate bubbles.
Beautiful Bost Bobby! Hard work is paying off.
Looking great Bobby , all the very best for you for the future, boat is starting to look great. Can’t wait for the next episode. Good luck for the future 👍🏴
For me valuable info. Thanks very much.
The dogs nails will ruin any finish you put on the deck. Consider some of the synthetic deck coverings if there are any. I am speaking from experience with similar dogs.
That boat has more character than all the other boats you've sailed. All this work you're putting into it is not in vain, I will be a thing of beauty.
Nice work.....thanx for the tip on epoxy. I've got some sun drenched cherry wood panels that I varnished 4 years ago, they need to be redone, gonna do it the epoxy way. It may already be too late but the SeaDek product works very well. I have it on my swim platform and it has held up well (I'm in fresh water though). You can also buy Melors Eva Foam sheets for cheaper that the SeaDek. A bunch of folks on the Rinker Forums have used it with lots of success.
Watching you working on the teak conjured memories of when I used to use paint-on condoms. I didn't mind the painting part, it was all the prep work--the sanding and scraping--that I hated. D'oh!
That really is a sweet looking boat! I always preferred a ketch over a sloop. I'm glad to hear that you _"farmed-out some of the work."_ You don't want to kill yourself before you even hit the water. That wood below decks looks really amazing! Again, a beautiful boat!
Bobby - I highly recommend "Brightwork: The Art of Finishing Wood" by Rebecca Whittman. Teak is beautiful and non-slip when left to naturally silver. If you don't care for that look, oil is an easily maintainable finish. Varnish is classic, and a good oil-based Spar Varnish (with UV protection) can by applied over old with minimal prep. Love the boat!
Good start Capt. We owned and lived abaord, (over a decade) carried small intraisland cargo on what was known in the 70s-80s as a Taiwan Clipper. Basically 'teak city' afloat. She was a bit like your vessel although 64' (LWL) and 71' LOA. If you have the time and the muscle stamina it would benefit you (and the SV to restore and triple coat all the teak brightwork in the long-run. Yep, lot of work but she seems to be a sound vessel and the attention to detail will hold you in good standing with a lot of other proud sailing vessel owners just because of your attention to detail, just sayin. Be well, sail on until daybreak and a few league's further.
Capt. David Lee (ret)
SV Eleutheros
Beautiful boat,nice lines,.wishing you fair seas and smooth ailing on the new boat
Good luck Sailing Doodles , looking forward to your new adventure !
Epoxy will fill in the grain on the wood so when you varnish it will look great. As you work with the yacht you'll learn by mistakes so always have a pad and pencil ready. Varnishing under the sun is a no,no it will get tackier quicker.
Yes this is going to be a great new season.
All the hard work you are doing will pay off so best of luck and keep at it.
I'm impressed , What a catch ! I mean what a ketch, yeah this is going to be a great season. Don't sweat the petty things ........... looking forward to you always have something to do while on board with the doodles !
Too funny. I went to college with Andy from BoatworksToday, and he stood up at my wedding. Great guy.
Looking good, Looking forward to the next one.
one more thing bobby love the new boat it seems to have a lot of nice custom features and your doing a excellent job of restoring them cant wait to see more keep the great videos coming
my man that is one of the nicest ship/vessels I have seen so far great find and its pleasing to the senses
Love the older boat. Has much more character.
Ilove the lines.
Me too, ......boat tour!?
Nice boat! Take your time on doing it. You will appreciate it more!
Awesome video!! We are preparing to sail around the world as husband wife and cat! :) We are looking forward to the new season!
Love the boat looks great inside must be a strong boat.
Now it's just a question of waiting untill the oil in the teak pushes off al the epoxy. Teak is supposed to be left untreated so it can weather to a nice grey finish.
The ridges in your teak are because you pressure washed it! Pressure washing blows out all he soft grain of wood. There's just too much teak on those old Taiwan boats. Good luck with keeping the varnish looking good in the tropics
It’s great to see you doing you. Not a camera hog or someone talking over you. Great boat 👍🏼🤙🏼
When they do epoxy countertops they use a blow torch or heat gun to get rid of the bubbles. Give that a go if you have more to do.
If you want to get rid of bubbles in epoxy, lightly go over the surface with a gas torch. Watch the Stonecoat countertops CZcams channel who remove bubbles from epoxy all the time.
George Nice Boat. Best of luck to ya
WOW, she's a beauty! The boat is nice also.
Bobby the new Adventure that you just started with the new boat looks fantastic looking forward to all the videos and the new contents be safe happy Adventures
Looking good Bobby, I don't know what hard work your talking about I just watched the whole video and it was easy ( yeah I know heavy on the sarcasm ) Sweet looking yacht.
It's always easy.....if someone else does it. LOL