Recoring the Deck on S/V Seaquestor - Nov. 18, 2024

In this short video I put new Divinycell core into the part of Seaquestor's deck that I opened up a week or so ago. I will let it cure until Wednesday and if the repair is adequately cured, I will cut out the next section that needs repair.

[@dinhPham-p1e]

Thanks for sharing me this video clip. Have a good day.

[@todddunn945]

My pleasure.

[@rogerterrell6987]

Nice job! Thanks for showing us the process.

[@todddunn945]

My pleasure. Sorry I couldn't show the actual work, but I didn't want to epoxy coat my camera.

[@NamiraTaneem]

Hello Sir,
Thats a Great process you shared ❤ Have a Good Day 😊
Greetings Canada 🇨🇦

[@todddunn945]

Thanks for the comment. I am glad you found it interesting.

[@jeffgrier8488]

Thanks for the video, it looks like the repair is coming along nicely.

[@todddunn945]

It went well, but took a lot longer than I expected.

[@jkepleriv]

Since you have electricity, could you close off the v-berth, use a heater to warm just it? It might keep the deck warm enough for the epoxy to set up better/faster.

[@todddunn945]

Yes that is a possibility except that the yard won't let me run any sort of heater overnight for insurance reasons. I can set up a heater in the morning to make it easier to do the layup, but I have to shut the heater down when I leave.

[@jkepleriv]

@todddunn945 That is a limitation.

[@todddunn945]

@@jkepleriv Yes, but I agree with it. I never leave anything plugged in on the boat.