Presented by Tom Cunliffe, yachting journalist and 35-year boating veteran. Using an easy to follow approach, clear demonstrations and detailed close up instruction, you'll watch why preparation and treatment is the most important part of osmosis repair and what you do before the finish work is vital to a professional and long lasting repair. Filmed in real time with Fiberglass expert Daniel Bruno. Now you can save a sizeable chunk of your boating budget on repairs you can do yourself. Step-by-step instructions with safety instructions for procedure, application techniques, tools needed and waste disposal techniques take you through the following procedures. Subjects covered include: Slurry Blasting - Treatment of Blisters - Gel Stripping - Steam Cleaning & Grinding. The Boat Maintenance Series is a complete step-by-step guide for the "do it yourself" enthusiast providing the knowledge needed to become proficient in all aspects of keeping your boat in tip-top shape.
R**T
No secrets revealed here
The narrator has a nice voice. That is about the nicest thing I can say. The actual instructional content is about five minutes in total. The rest of the video is filled with dialog that doesn’t belong and people who think they can act. For a good portion of the video, a man is using the most dangerous tool I have ever seen to cut away the gelcoat. You get to watch twenty minutes of him explaining how to use this disastrous cutting tool; which has nothing to do with the actual fiberglass repair. You also get to watch twenty minutes of media blasting and a tractor backing up the boat. This video is so bad, it may end up being a cult classic.
B**N
Fiberglass Repair Guide
Great guide for the novice. DVD shows what to look for in determining damage and how to go about fixing it.
B**A
Great overview with sufficient detail to complete repair
Great overview with sufficient detail to complete repair. I would caution though: environmental regulation (no matter where you live) has unquestionably tightened down since this film was originally produced. I would recommend consulting with someone in-the-know, as to how to handle the wastes generated. The video does a decent job attempting to caution about some personal safety risks associated with the tasks and chemicals used, but could be more thorough in my opinion.
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