110 Cookson Lane | Whitefield, ME 04353 | 207-232-7600 | tim@lackeysailing.com
I sanded the decks to smooth the final areas I'd filled earlier. This time, I sanded only by hand, with a block where possible, to avoid sanding through more primer than necessary. While I was sure I'd probably find somewhere requiring additional attention during other deck work in the coming weeks, for now I felt the end result was satisfactory, and prepared to move on to complete similar work on the hull. I spared you, dear reader, more pictures of this process (mainly because I forgot to take any new ones).
After resetting the staging, I cleaned the hull and blew out any remaining dust from the small voids requiring filling. As on deck, I found a number of areas requiring attention, largely in the numerous repairs that had been done sometime long ago, many of which were just slightly lower than the adjacent hull.
Afterwards, I toweled in more of the Alexseal fine epoxy fairing compound, leaving it to cure overnight.
Total Time on This Job Today: 5.25 hours
