Painting our ENTIRE sailboat by HAND (Roll and Tip & why we did it) - Free Range Sailing Ep 163
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2021
- We take you through the trials, tribulations and ultimate successes of painting our entire boat with a roller and brush (Roll and Tip method).
Here's the link to the video we found really helpful on Roll and Tip method from the channel Tips from a Shipwright: • How to easily roll and...
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I sure as hell wouldn’t have wanted to be that paint shop guy when Troy came back in! 🤬
You 2 are made for each other
Congratulations on meeting each other
And thank you for being good people... motivates me to be a better person...I feel so humbled after watching each of your videos
i’ve wondered what attracted me so much to this channel, I think you might be on to something.
Tips from an old Shipwright is a great channel!! Been watching that guy for years. After working in New England for 15 years restoring antique homes, building timber frames, and commercial fishing, I know that Yankee style well. Here's something for ya: In the world, a Yankee is someone from the US. In the US, a Yankee is someone from New England. In New England, a Yankee is someone from Vermont. And in Vermont, a Yankee is someone who eats apple pie for breakfast!
She looks great! The decision to sand back and have another crack at it is the right one! We can tell because your Happy with it!
It was heart-breaking to see Pascal's sad little face when the first coat went wrong but what a recovery! Mirrool looks stunning. Great job, guys!
My face turned white. I knew Troy would be getting it big time. Been there, done that. Won't make that mistake again.
Another amazing video. Thanks. And I must admit I had a beer out of the fridge while watching you guys work hard...but then my boat doesn't look nearly as nice as yours. Amazing job, guys. Great work!
Watching Pascy upset had me wanting to jump on a plane and come help sand it back with you. I too had a 2 part paint mishap and it was very frustrating. My "Lil'Squirt" is not as pretty as Mirool but she's as good as I could provide being my first time painting in the hot Texas sun.
Thanks for the raw emotion and the window into your experience, it feels good to know we share something so far away. Y'all are fantastic!
You folks are wonderful! We rolled and tipped Shamrock V in the water on a mooring 39 years ago! It is all about the teamwork!! Nicely done!
Troy you are one lucky man to have Pascale by you side. Great job that needed you both to complete 👏 My wife will help out on the boat but refuses on some jobs she feels are beyond her skil base. On my last boat i done the brush and tip method with my dad and was amazed at the results. Thanks for the videos loving the refit because you are both doing a great job and letting me learn along the way with all your great tips👏👍🏻 my next mast re-rigginng is going to be dyneema after watching your videos and other + researching the benefits. THANKYOU👍🏻⛵👏🏴
Great job, 6 months of hard work has paid off. I know its tough in the yard so well done.
Pete Here Old Skool Free Ranger - have the T shirt and the HAT Noticed the tears and the journey - always watching. Love the Tee shirt - wear it proudly they ask about it I tell em check out you tube free range etc. Anywhay All look'n great - its a home, its important and special - Ive seen it from the start Pasci is emotional and without that life is not living. Did notn know we had a temper / cursing etc. but that again is real life Come on Aussie come on ! So the boat looks Spicko well restored " A Home " so please for you both in them southern latitudes - you have been so spoilt in higer tropical zones... Down south here this is where southern gales following a hot day make you want a beer ! All the best so happy for you both - Great energy - Come visit me in Flinders one day - back of Melbourne VIC Mornington Peninsula - I can show you some wildlife ! XX Pete
Like always, we enjoy watching your videos. So when we need a refit, we will be calling you two. (LOL). Keep up the great work. Mark and Camille from Tennessee USA
Ok this is video number 40 of my "I want to buy a Free Range Sailing hoody" campaign
Cheers
Matt
Your attention to detail shows through. The paint job is fabulous. I wouldn't want to go through that ordeal.
Ha! I was watching this and thought "would it be rude to send a link to Louis' videos?" 5sec later you mentioned it!! Love all his work, have followed him for a long time now...so much great stuff! Cheers!
As soon as you said rolling and tipping I instantly thought of 'Tips From a Shipwright'! Louis is a treasure trove of information; I recommend his channel.
Hello Troy Hello Pascal, have missed so much over the last year of you and Troy. I did get the lovely little Card, it was so heartwarming. I needed it so much. Next mailing don't forget the return post love you both and am watching again
Hi guys I've watched all you're hard work that you've put in to your boat, and it looks beautiful. You have done a first class job on her, she looks brand new. Take care be safe. 😎🐈👍
You have done more than just a paint job, we would all want better, your boat looks great, it has been than just a refit, you should be very happy that you put your heart into making it great!
Congratulations, the boat yard blues are almost over.
YOu finally found Louis? He's a gifted old shipwright to be certain. I'd love to have him come do a video with you. He's on my subscription list. I'm sitting here in my FRS tshirt watching your videos and feeling terrible about the stress you were under. Keep on with you!
Thanks, guys
I will now be Roll & Tipping my motorhome myself
Your clip was all I need to finally accept it is doable
Cheers and thanks again
Smooth Seas and Following Wind to you
There is something to say about doing a good job regardless of who knows, you know and that counts. I work wood and I strive to make the joint the best possible I can do. No one will ever see the joint (unless it's sawn apart) but I know...and that is what counts.
I admired your effort.
It’s like I am watching along and the video comes to Pascale in the car distraught 😪. I’m with Troy, painting can get me so frustrated, I prefer to go off and only talk to imaginary people 😂. Attempting to paint outdoors in the elements and various humidity is a challenge, I so identify... I learn something new with every attempt of a paint job and I am 62yo! The roller type, nap height, material of roller also has effects 🥴. So much to learn .. You two have put heart and soul into this refit and it looks awesome in the videos 👍
If you haven't been watching Tips from a Shipwright you have been missing out on a really great resource. Lou is a no fluff do it right with the tools you have kind of guy. Truly simple methods but if it needs to be right it is about prep not the tools. He is also very good about supporting folks. A few of the channels I watch have at one time or another mentioned his help. Glad you guys are able to take a break and regroup. Teamwork and especially teamwork when you are in a relationship is so hard to manage but the rewards of figuring it out together and seeing the job as "ours" to do and seeing it done no matter what that is something! Thanks for keeping your sights on the important thing, each other!
I've just binged 28 episodes in a row, All to do with the Re-fit. How ironic is it that I buy a yacht yesterday and I spend all Aust Day weekend Anti fouling my boat and when I get home the last video from you guys is your Anti foul job. Amazing job guys and I can't say I will be doing any refitting like what you have done. Thank you thank you. Now I start from the start. Ep.1
The Aussie is making fun of a New England accent. I love it. :-) Tales from a Ship Wright and Boatworks today have excellent how-to videos... You two are doing so great on the refit, it's hard, dirty and long work and you are a great team. Can't wait to see the finished boat.
Who knew watching paint drying would make an interesting youtube video!! If anyone could have pulled it off it would be you two... love your work guys....
I follow another youtube channel for learning how to paint and do fiberglass work. The name of rhe channel is "Boat Works Today". This guy is very good. He tries out all different brands and compares them. Like fiberglass or paints. And he even explains the cost differences. Plus he even talks about the tools that he uses and different sand papers. I find him to be very informative. And if you text him he even texts you back. Not just for information but to basically communicate.
Awesome workmanship you two! That’s how it goes, you have to know as much if not more when dealing with suppliers, it’s CYA, or you gonna have a nightmare on your hands sadly, it’s like we have to know everything today, because the skilled labor, and experience has left the industry for one reason or another.
You both need to be real proud of yourselves, and I’m sure Pascale gets the girlfriend of the year award, particularly during those trying times 🤙🏻💕🙏🏻
Wow! It was sad to see you two so rattled. I felt so bad for you. What I have admired about you is your ability to take whatever comes your way in stride. To see you so upset was a rarity indeed. Ah but end result was a thing of beauty. Good job!
Brand “new” everything .......and can’t wait for the new sails to arrive ......and for you guys to finally set sail 😊👍
They peel the paint off rig it off the go
15 yrs as a house painter top n roll was the way to go now me needs to basically refit our clansman love the dodger. Burning question is ballpark figure how much. No Doubt they are beautiful boats cheers
I once painted my 89 Chevy van with a roller ,it gave a slight orange peel finish ,gorgeous!
Could not find a soul who believe it was not spray
So sorry guys that someone let you down like that. Your both strong and I know you'll get past it. Your going geat don't let the bastards grind you down! big love
OMG 😱 WOW ‼️ doesn't she look fabulous with the tape off and the black and white contrast. ✨✌️👍🙂💕✨Holy Moly ‼️
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What I got out of this is that if one spends the time to do it right, the results are pleasing. Also, I'd try to hide you two.😁
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Can't wait to see S/v Mirrool back in the water. ✨⛵️🌊🏝👙🍷
Wow! That paint job ..... 👌🏽✅ .... glad the stress-test ended happily. 🤪
Everyone loves ol Louis.. he is a great wealth of knowledge.
You should be proud of yourselves! Obviously tenacious and excelleny narrators as well. Really enjoying the series and my Free Range Sailing t-shirt. p.s. I talk like the shipwright Louis Sauzedde and think the way you all speak is oddly interesting.
Wow that's awesome guys. 27:29 just made my day. Covid 19 has been a bummer but for me it has been a combination of building my own tiny boat and looking forward to beer-o'clock every Friday to see your videos that has been a shining light. I have loved watching you Pascale and Troy. I look forward to seeing your new adventures.
Gosh!!! Broke my heart hearing about the paint. Will help people to read information on products. Got my shirt for Christmas. Love it.
Your pride in accomplishment is so wonderful to see in this video!
Thanks for posting guys! I’ve just spent the last six weeks in Tasmanian waters and I wondered on more than one occasion whereabouts you were. We arrived in Tasmanian waters in late December and managed a full anti-clockwise circumnavigation. Our passage down the West coast was incredible! 25-40 knot Nor’Easterlies and the temperature was in the high twenties! It soon changed dramatically when we reached Port Davey and I am so fortunate to have seen that part of the world in those conditions.
Looking forward to catching your upcoming episodes guys and seeing the lovely lady in all her glory!
I greatly appreciate you both being eco friendly and rolling the paint job on your beloved Free Range beauty, I understand your frustration with the vendor not knowing their products intensely they are offering. This seems to be a more common problem as the masses populace seems to not care about any thing but taking your money with the least amount of work ethic. This is rampant here in the USA. Just like you guys I have to research products before major projects to educate myself before using them. Truly enjoy your youtube video channel. I know its a tons of work to produce quality vids. keep on producing them as it inspires me to sell my business and sail to world.
Excellent video! After hand building a custom 18' cat right after high school I know about the challenges of painting a boat. Well done!
27:29 Beautiful job! Give yourselves a massive pat on the back 👍👍👍
Well done! Truly your perseverance is a model for all. And it looks great.
I learned a lot about painting, Thank You.
Great job. She's pretty! I appreciate your quality craftsmanship.
27:30...what a beautiful shot of you two and amazing cap on this video. Definitely going to charge forward on this!
Fabulous! Looking sweet! Loved the humorous beginning...made me chuckle!😂
I love you guys and I am so sorry you got messed up by someone who didn’t know what they were doing and I am so pleased you sorted it.
Tips from a Shipwright is great! Louis is an old salt and really knows his stuff! BTW, I didn't notice any accent! :-)
I was stationed in Menorca, Spain back in the early 80s. One of our power plant guys had an old Seat (Spanish made Fiat) that was all rusted up. He fixed the body work and then took the paint they used to paint the diesel generators on the site and painted the car with it using a brush. I thought it would look like crap but it came out really good. If you came up and sighted down the body you could spot an occasional brush stroke but you had to really look close to see them. I used to love to go down to Mahon and watch the sailboats there and dream of sailing the Mediterranean Sea. So beautiful, f they had left me there I'd still be in the Air Force.
My Dad taught me "Perfection is the enemy of the practical." Boat looks AMAZING! I prefer the look of rolled and tipped jobs on older boats. Love your channel!
Another interesting point. If you understand processes and best practice it takes just as long to do it once and get a show quality finish as to fix mistakes twice! That's where the expression 80% done only 50% more comes into play.
Final result was far better than the orange peel texture, you guys would not have been happy "just leaving it". It was worth the extra work and that's how you learn. You go into something knowing that you are going to make mistakes and then when it happens it's always such a surprise. I'm always amazed by the random things that derail my projects 😆. Mirrool is really coming together and I can't wait to see you guys catching fresh fish and making sushi while adventuring around Australia again
hello Pascal and Troy,
I know I am repeating myself - but you two do an extraordinarily good job (!)
Mirrool looks damn good - no matter inside or outside :-)
I take off my hat :-)
27:28 THAT must have been a wonderful feeling :-)
my best regards from austria
My heart was aching for Pascal when she was trying to film and hold back the tears, but my heart was aching even more for the poor fella that Troy was going to rip into for f@$king up the paint order. You guys are troopers and I love your no quit attitude!!!
Honestly as much as I like the refit videos, it’s not quite freerange sailing without tuna being pulled onboard and noodles in the kitchen! The tape work on the hull was epic, well done. Interesting about the ripples and dints showing up with a spray job.....my old Land Rover will definitely need to be painted with a broom!! Always look forward to your videos!!
I don't for a moment think I will ever build a wooden boat but I like to watch Tips from a Shipwright anyway. It is an entertaining and very informative channel. Looking over the shoulder of a pro shipwright is excellent. I think you might enjoy some his older series for loads of tips and information. She is looking really good now with the paint btw.
Double Wow, Troy and Pascal, the boost looks bloody awesome, fantastic job thank you for sharing your ideas, tricks and tips. I went to my local chandelier today and asked for some alloy friction rings, the first thing he said to was you have been watching Free Range Sailing. I sis how do you know. He said alot of people come in after your sites and buy things that you guys have used. So there you go you bloody tend setters. Take care guys I look forward to your next video.
Years ago i had to paint a 68 footer,from gunnels down to antifouling was about 6 or 7 feet so using two pack i needed help to keep the edge wet, and even worse it was in high black gloss so the owner knew a young chap who could swing a brush and employed him to help me, 3 inch brushes, best brushes and while i cut in top to gunnels and from antifouling up about a couple of feet we went like hell and kept the edge going down one side, lunch breack then the other side and transom, she looked fantastic after and other people wanted their's done but i was too busy with my decorating business to spare more time, black is a very hard paint to get it to look right but we did ,never forgot seing that boat in full sail keeled over and flying, beautiful.
Love the Australian accent. We are from the States and visited Hobart and Tasmania. Great job. I;m looking to roll and tip my boat soon.
you guys are amazing - you make such great videos - sensational job - you must have so much well deserved satisfaction of a job well done - there is not much else I would rather do than watch one of your videos
i watch a lot of sailing channels and i like your guys one of the best...one thing i have learned nothing ever goes right but in the end its all good and some is better
Tips from a Shipwright is one of the most classic examples New England/Massachusetts accents there ever could be. Your boat looks FANTASTIC! You guys did a great job.
Great video guys and it was nice to see Troy trust his roller and not overwork the paint with a brush. I've been rolling two part paint on my own 40 year old steel hull for many years and only use the brush for around edges and fittings etc.... We only use the 100mm (4") roller on my 65ft schooner as it is much easier to control the flow and keep an even pressure on the backstroke. Another point is we use a quality Foam roller (Stanley) and switch it out to a new one about every 5-10 minutes. The secret is to not let it get saturated with paint and let the ionization process when it starts to tack off flatten out any lines you first see. Most people think it is sprayed.
Love your videos and have learned lots from you both... Nick and Zaida... StarGazer
The little snippet from 27:25-27:32 shows two very content and satisfied people - and justifiably so. Gorgeous job.
Molly and I rolled and ripped our Show 30 about 5 years ago, using Interlux Perfection. Very sensitive to humidity (we’re In RI, USA) up to 3rd coat all good, 4 th coat and that evening humidity skyrocketed and the next day drips all over! Had to sand it down, and 2 more coats. Wasn’t perfect, but met the 50’ rule! Cheers Mates! Good on Ya!
Well done! Look’n gorgeous.
Thank you both for your delightful videos. Fair winds.
Fantastic job, I'd say "looks like new" but it's better than new really
New, but retained its old character; its soul!
Hey guys, I have been where you guys are as in wrong thinners and I know how you feel. I was devastated. Take care guys.
I love your idea of raising the deck fitting attachment points by 10mm above the deck surface.People may not think too much of it unless their deck with its balsa core sinks in every time they try to stop leaks in that deck. (Like my 50 year old one) Naturally a little pond forms and adds to the aggravation. I have had to use two cans of spray gutter sealer on my deck to stop the leaks till I can install the fitting raising fiberglas escutcheons!
Regarding your spiffy polycarbonate windows. I can assure you that you can resurrect them should they get un-spiffy by using a drill mounted polishing wheel and LIGHTLY polishing with Meguiars Mirror Glaze or equivalent.
I performed miracles on my slightly mutilated Lexan motorcycle helmet visor using that substance.
You two have a fabulous show. Very informative.
Mirrool is stunning, inside and out. Congrats!!!!!
You should be very proud of the finish product you’re boat looks fantastic cheers guys
You both make such a handsome couple,I I think. love you pascale x
You guys love that boat, I can tell. It's like a child that you're willing to do anything for. I've done projects like that before and its soul crushing when you have to go back at it again.
Thanks for this. It's daunting tackling our paint job with very limited knowledge.. some really good info here
It's good to see your perspective. On boatworks today they showed a new Alexseal roller additive that works without tipping. I really enjoy learning from everybody. Thank you🌻
I understand being a perfectionist as I an there as is my husband... I think you both did a fab job a t the "painting an tipping" but I will agree with you that small roller we call them "hotdog rollers" as there the size of a hotdog.....lol! I use them for almost everything. I teach art an ceramics. Well did....
Anyway I love the attention to detail spent on this sailboat... I am looking forward to seeing y'all set sail...Very excited for it!!! Sendin hugs to ya both!
Louis Sauzedde is a great shipwright. Love the content of his videos. He is “old school” and has a wonderful way of teaching
Watching Louis build boats is really an education. He’s top notch all the way around; just like you two.
The Wattle Poly U400 paint has been popular in the marine industry for many years now as it is one of the easiest 2 pack paints to apply ,especially for amateur painters and is the easiest to touch up when spraying.
Great Job , Great Team , Great Paint Job. Glad to see your head did not explode after thinners incident :) Cant wait to see you guys sailing.
Great work guys. I painted the deck of my Northerner/Compass 28 earlier this year with 2 part, roll and tip. Primer, undercoat and then the top coat..... it rained. It wasn’t forecast. Took me three days to sand off the thick orange peel. Then i had to battle the morning dew. Agh what a battle.
One of my favourite guys, well done and not long now!
Hi guys! love your shows! I know it's late but I have been a painter with my own company and a couple rules for my crew of up to 13 was...
1- it's not how you put it on... but how you take it off.
2- always brush from dry to wet when "laying off".
4- don't "paw at it" but long strokes work best if possible... then don't touch it... let it flow out.
5- don't be cheap with your first lay on because you can take it off quicker than you can put it on.
6- Nylon for latex... china bristle is best for oil based otherwise it "ropes too much as it dries. Never china bristle for latex because it clogs and seals the bristles.
7- I always dedicate the brush to oil or latex never interchange back and forth.
I hope that helps someone... you guys are doing a great job and I (an old dog) have learned some new tips. We have a lot more in common Troy... fun stuff... we could swap stories! Til the next one.
Oh wow she looks fantastic after all that work
Such a helpful video as we're about to repaint the gunnels of our 40yr old boat. Loved the idea of less than glossy gloss topcoat to help it match in with old gelcoat. Jotun - check. Cheers guys
It's good to show the tough stressful parts af the job. It prepares others who try to do the same types of jobs for sticking through the inevitable adversity that comes up.
Congratulations on such an amazing transformation
All the best
Dave
definitely going to have a go at my 40 year old Jaguar's topside now. Thank you for the tips.
I loved seeing the name go back on the transom, then "Hobart". I felt strangely proud, was that a kind of re-birthing of her?
I always watch "Boat Works Today". This guy is very good and he always tells what he knows regardless of who sponcers him.
I’ve done a fair bit of painting with different paints and settled on oil paint-One Shot sign paint with enough Penetrol to slow the drying time to be able to tip. I paint my 40’ hull by myself in the water from a raft to avoid boatyard dust, tipping with the 7” foam roller as I go. With enough practice, you can get good results this way, save money and save the left over paint for next time or to color match. (I sometimes lighten with white or mix the colors.) it is easy to sand.
Came through a crushing event. Good job!
Thankyou for sharing your trials and tribulations and showing your resilience. There is courage showing so much of yourselves and your emotional journeys honesty is appreciated.
You just made a video where you are literally watching paint dry. And I'm still watching.
Mirrool looks beautiful You mates did a great job.
looks super!!
Beautiful!!
Great work. So nice to see lovely old boats given a new lease of life. She'll still be around in another 50 years and then someone else will do it again for another 50 years.
Looks great!