[Sentoa] Sentoa Digest, Vol 70, Issue 11
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Mon Apr 13 11:06:37 EDT 2009
Hi: We use Zurich - $1453 - Annapolis/Chesapeake - 8 Mos Nav.
Bob Christman
LIBERTAD (NT32 - 2007)
In a message dated 4/13/2009 9:41:03 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
coolbreeze06067 at yahoo.com writes:
dear fellow tuggers, we have a 2007 32 that we bought new in ct. our
insurance is about $1500 & we're wondering if we are paying too much. anyone
have a better quote than that? thanks. luke & michelle adams, aboard "lesser
light" clinton, ct
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Today's Topics:
1. Re: Leak Above Head Sink (_camrpm163 at aol.com_
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2. Re: Leak Above Head Sink (Bryan Genez)
3. Re: Leak Above Head Sink (Shane Bowlin)
4. Re: Leak Above Head Sink (Bryan Genez)
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Message: 1
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2009 13:20:19 -0400
From: _camrpm163 at aol.com_
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Subject: Re: [Sentoa] Leak Above Head Sink
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Bryan,I have a brick red hull as well and after buffing,polishing & even
wet sanding over the years I have now given up on it.
With all of that work it will look great for about a month than that milky
look returns, the previous owner even applyed a product called Poly Coat
that will give only a?temporary delay for the inevitable (paint). So, I have
now began the process for painting which is quite hard when following the
paint manufactures directions but, should last seven to ten years. If you
are now removing the rub rail it might be a good time to consider
painting?& removing that rail isn't easy if you don't want to break it, there is
calking there and breaking the seal is tough.Good luck.
Richard Maresca
CARISMA? 32-144
Whitestone, NY??
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From: Bryan Genez <_sarayu at genez.us_
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Sent: Sat, 11 Apr 2009 12:59 pm
Subject: Re: [Sentoa] Leak Above Head Sink
Al Verizon ?wrote:
> I would check the Deck/Hull seam in that area. You need to remove the
rub
> rail very carefully.
>
> I had a leak slightly forward of that and it was fixed when I filled a
dent
> with Sikaflex. It was apparently caused by a bang on a piling at some
time.
Thanks, Al. ?I'll spend some time investigating. ?A quick check of the
nearby areas showed a lot of possible entry areas. ?This one might take a
while to chase down...especially because the only way to find out if it's
stopped is to bash into waves off the starboard bow and see if it recurs. ?I'm
thinking we won't encounter those conditions for a while.
In the meantime, I have to restore the brick red color to the stern,
before I apply the new name and hailing port decals; then I have to mount the
Sea Wise dinghy davit system; then I have to deal with dividing the anchor
locker and make provisions for a second anchor and rode. ?Those should keep
me busy enough.
--
Best regards,
Bryan and Linda Genez
"Sarayu" NT-32 #265
New Bern, NC
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Message: 2
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2009 18:20:31 -0400
From: Bryan Genez <_sarayu at genez.us_
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Subject: Re: [Sentoa] Leak Above Head Sink
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_camrpm163 at aol.com_
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> Bryan,I have a brick red hull as well and after buffing,polishing & even
wet
> sanding over the years I have now given up on it.
> With all of that work it will look great for about a month than that
milky
> look returns, the previous owner even applyed a product called Poly Coat
that
> will give only a temporary delay for the inevitable (paint). So, I have
now
> began the process for painting which is quite hard when following the
paint
> manufactures directions but, should last seven to ten years. If you are
now
> removing the rub rail it might be a good time to consider painting &
removing
> that rail isn't easy if you don't want to break it, there is calking
there and
> breaking the seal is tough.Good luck.
Richard,
Thanks. Just returned home from an afternoon of working on Sarayu?s hull,
without a lot of success. The immediate problem is the considerable
difference in hull color underneath the old name (I removed the old vinyl
name and hailing port yesterday.) and the surrounding hull. I tried a
couple of different polishes and waxes that claimed to repair sun damage
without significant success. Tomorrow, I?ll try rubbing compound. Not
looking forward to it. If anyone has better ideas, I?d love to hear them.
I?ll live with the inevitable sun fading for a while. For now, I just want
the new name to look like it belongs there, not covering up the remnants
of
the old name. A paint job is well into the future. As for the rub rail, I
won?t be attempting that removal until and if I actually track the leak to
that source.
--
Best regards,
Bryan and Linda Genez
"Sarayu" NT-32 #265
New Bern, NC
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Message: 3
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2009 14:36:54 -0800
From: Shane Bowlin <_skbowlin at alaska.net_
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Subject: Re: [Sentoa] Leak Above Head Sink
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Try Flitz on the fiberglass, it takes some elbow grease but it is
amazing stuff.
Shane Bowlin
Nordic Chill 32-97
On Apr 12, 2009, at 2:20 PM, Bryan Genez wrote:
> _camrpm163 at aol.com_
(http://us.mc374.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=camrpm163@aol.com) wrote:
>
>> Bryan,I have a brick red hull as well and after buffing,polishing &
>> even wet sanding over the years I have now given up on it.
>> With all of that work it will look great for about a month than
>> that milky look returns, the previous owner even applyed a product
>> called Poly Coat that will give only a temporary delay for the
>> inevitable (paint). So, I have now began the process for painting
>> which is quite hard when following the paint manufactures
>> directions but, should last seven to ten years. If you are now
>> removing the rub rail it might be a good time to consider painting
>> & removing that rail isn't easy if you don't want to break it,
>> there is calking there and breaking the seal is tough.Good luck.
>
> Richard,
>
> Thanks. Just returned home from an afternoon of working on Sarayu?s
> hull, without a lot of success. The immediate problem is the
> considerable difference in hull color underneath the old name (I
> removed the old vinyl name and hailing port yesterday.) and the
> surrounding hull. I tried a couple of different polishes and waxes
> that claimed to repair sun damage without significant success.
> Tomorrow, I?ll try rubbing compound. Not looking forward to it. If
> anyone has better ideas, I?d love to hear them.
>
> I?ll live with the inevitable sun fading for a while. For now, I
> just want the new name to look like it belongs there, not covering
> up the remnants of the old name. A paint job is well into the
> future. As for the rub rail, I won?t be attempting that removal
> until and if I actually track the leak to that source.
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Bryan and Linda Genez
> "Sarayu" NT-32 #265
> New Bern, NC
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Message: 4
Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2009 19:10:02 -0400
From: Bryan Genez <_sarayu at genez.us_
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Subject: Re: [Sentoa] Leak Above Head Sink
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Shane Bowlin wrote:
> Try Flitz on the fiberglass, it takes some elbow grease but it is amazing
> stuff.
Hmmm. Interesting. Thanks, Shane.
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Best regards,
Bryan and Linda Genez
"Sarayu" NT-32 #265
New Bern, NC
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