Kaholee Refit | February 28, 2007

Today was a pretty short day in the shop, as I had a big project to finish up at the house and needed the afternoon available for that.

This morning, I began by sanding the fairing compound over the patched through hulls.  I coarse-sanded with 40 grit, then finished up with 80 grit on a finish sander to ensure that the patches were smooth and fair.  I was pleased that a single coat of fairing compound had take care of the fairing, with no need for additional layers.


         


Next, I sanded yesterday's primer in the v-berth and head, then vacuumed and cleaned the area.  Then, I applied the first finish coat of semi-gloss white enamel to these areas.  This pretty much wrapped up the day's work on the boat.


         

         


Total Time on This Job Today: 2.5 hours

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