Nightmare Job Boat Sandblasting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2023
- Removing paint and lots of filler what a pain in the arse! if you enjoyed the video press the like and drop a comment would be nice to hear from you I read every comment and try to reply to everyone 😊
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Mick Blackley Sandblaster
MobileBlasting.co.uk
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Awesome video thanks Mick good job 🚛🍻🇬🇧
Thanks Phil as always I appreciate it 😊
Wow, that turned out to be a beautiful boat. Thanks for sharing.
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Super satisfying to watch top job
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Groovy, man!
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I thought maybe it was only me with dead man trigger problems. I always keep my compressor control hatch open incase of emergency that someone may more easily see the on/off
Enjoyed vid. Canada
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I gotta say. Love the music and passion mate 👌
Definitely 1 of the worse boats I've had to blast 😬
I gotta say it looked a bit rough 😬
@@scottkenzig5144 it won't sit properly In the water now its lost all the weight 😂
R'reet Mick, Blimey! When the video started I was wondering is that a trick of the light or the camera angle but there really is that much filler under the paint? 😱
Nice job as always mate.
It was unbelievable mate they must have put in with a trowel was all over it
marine grade paint is tough stuff i had to paint saunders LTD UK industrial valves with that stuff leftovers which had to be used an the cup tossed in the bin went on my old truck it held when the metal rusted away LOL
😂 I've seen this before when the paint skin shape is still present and the metal has gone 😂
shocking how much filler is used but I guess most steel/aluminium sailing boats will be like that to get the smooth lines
I've worked on a shipyard but I've never seen that before.
I remember once doing something similar to this before but it wasn't nearly as thick and it wasn't on every bit of it honestly it must have cost a fortune to skin it up
how nice
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That’s some thick coating 😱
It tuck some getting off 😬😆
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morning Mick,
Looks like a Dutch boat.
But is the boat with you, or are you in the Netherlands.
regards Mike
It was in Goole England when I blasted it 👌👍
Hi mick
Great channel I need a sandblasting job to remove paint from a brick wall in London.
Would u be up for it or know someone that will?
Your out of my catchment area unfortunately 😔 sorry I know a good few blasters but none in London 😕
What kind of abrasive are you using for that boat mate?
Possibly crushed glass or iron silicate I cannot remember for sure 👌👍
what do you use as a dryer on your dry blast system? Is it that thing attached to the front of your compressor by the valve.
That's part of it only real way of drying air is to cool it and then water traps
@@Mobileblaster we have a wet system but I'm interested in also doing a dry system but no clue how to cool/dry the air efficiently
@Green Mountain Mobile Blasting & Powder Coating what size cfm you working with?
@@Mobileblaster we have a 375 cfm Doosan compressor pushing a greener blast technologies GB350 system. And we use 280-350 cfm depending on the job
@Green Mountain Mobile Blasting & Powder Coating ya gunner struggle getting dry air from anything more than 350cfm well it takes deeper pockets to buy the equipment needed to do so I'm having a little trouble trying to get dry air from mine coolers are the way to go but bloody expensive for what they air
If that was my boat I’d be asking the boat yard to replace that fairing compound on the hull.
I believe they epoxy primer it and then filled so it was smooth (primer to give them chance to do the work before flash rust 👍
I hope you charge by the hour plus materials.
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Blimey i thought it had some sort of thick special undercoat boat paint initially until you did one spot & could see it was like 1/2" thick & was filler of some sort.
I am guessing this isn't normal?
To see filler is normal but not this thick they definitely got giddy with it. Normally a good boat builder will only use filler to cover the grinder marks were they flattened the weld for a seamless finish
why did you not finish that clove hitch knot!
😬 I don't know knots I just rap em till they say 😂
Some boat owners must have stocks in filler companies.
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You need more pressure nd a few steps back so you can cut more like a shot gun blast
I'm setup for optimal withe the rig I have any more psi and your reducing this 3 main things play a part get any 1 of the 3 wrong and it's going to cost you more for less productivity 👍
ffs Mick you are playing with fire with that deadman I have been in the game for decades and seen some horrendous injuries had a chill when I seen you with them wires ,get some gauntlets minimum HSE would have a field day 🙄
The way my deadmans is setup I cannot let go of the pipe without it shutting down with it been electric this happens alot quicker than air powered deadmans. HSE wouldn't say a thing I've had them go over my business before I'm fine to do what I'm doing but when I had workers I had to switch things up ie I can blast without suit or gloves because it's for me but a worker has to have all the correct ppe wich is bolx if you ask me I did have to make sure my wip checks was the correct size for the correct pipes tho I was running 2 1/2" whip checks on 3/4" pipe and was told off because its to mate up I thort bigger would be better turns out its not also what I did anyway but didn't keep a log was servicing and daily checks needed to logged and dated. I didn't realise even if I did my servicing and everything was upto date if I've not got paperwork and something happened well insurance is void and any workers that could get injured will be taking me personally to court not my business (that should be insured)
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Ok i see why its a nightmare
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That’s a ton of filler
They must have put it in with a trowel 😂
For a switch you could use a heavy duty toggle switch after connecting it rape it with some rubber from a old inertube and seal the wires were they come out with silicone and get some electrical shrink tubeing to keep the dust out and you can still flip the switch 😊 just a note you will have to put the shrink tubing into the wires first before you do anything 😊
I managed to find a switch overseas and that works a treat 👌 just in the UK electric deadman isn't that popular so the parts are expensive 300£ for a trigger is ridiculous for a micro switch and plastic 😂
How the hell do you not wear gloves😅
😬 rhino skin 😆 these videos aren't a how too don't do as I do as I do what's good for me not hoe it's supposed to be done 👍 disclaimer 😂
Its lady ,too much fingers Its not good 😂😂😂,but good job,
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Good morning how are you brother I know this work please give me a business for this work I have been doing this work for seven years
Please don't copy paste comments I try to reply to everyone and I've answered this same question 👍
judging by your busted faucet and broken wires...
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Someone did a piss poor job of repair if they needed that much filler to cover it up.
😂 that was my thoughts exactly
They using all that filler as ballast? lol
😂 must be haha
Really just needed a pressure wash and prepped for recoat of anti foul. Like jackhammering out rock to replace with concrete.
And what's the best method for prepping to recoating? We wasn't to know how much filler was used or how good of condition the filler was untill blasting. We put a 8 year warranty on this and I wouldn't have liked to go over the top of old what could have been shabby filler. That's the only reason we continued 👍
Why is your equipment always broke it doesn’t look professional at all
It's always getting used stuff brakes and the environment of a blaster is really harsh and demanding on all the equipment. I'm not fussed if my equipment doesn't look professional so long as the customer is happy with the finished job 👍
Do they paint it rigth way or later
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