Date: 10/8/2001, 11:00 pm
Yo
I prematurely launched my Guillemot S&G for the first time last night. No sprayskirt, no endpours, no bulkhead, no hatch, no seat, no backrest, no varnish and NO PATIENCE.
I did notice that my stupid neoprene slippers brought on board about a cupfull of water uninvited. I will be buying a sponge as part of my standard equipment some time soon and going barefoot in future.
What Julie said about putting the boat up on saw horses and (part filling) it up with water should identify any leaks or at least put your mind at rest. A yachtie friend mentioned that they rub the outside of their yachts with detergent first and leaks show up better - just a thought.
Cheers Pete
Messages In This Thread
- Wet Boat Blues
Jack -- 10/8/2001, 9:35 am- simple check method
mike allen ---> -- 10/9/2001, 6:26 pm- soap water
Hans Friedel -- 10/9/2001, 5:16 pm- Re: Wet Boat Blues
Chip Sandresky -- 10/9/2001, 1:05 pm- Are end pours necessary?
Jack -- 10/9/2001, 1:58 pm- Re: Are end pours necessary?
Geo. Cushing -- 10/11/2001, 4:48 pm- Re: Are end pours necessary?
Pamela Watson -- 10/9/2001, 7:16 pm- Wish I looked at this post earlier (long)
tom preska -- 10/9/2001, 3:50 pm- Re: Lessons Learned
Shawn Baker -- 10/9/2001, 7:23 pm- Re: Wish I looked at this post earlier (long)
Randy Knauff -- 10/9/2001, 6:49 pm - Re: Wish I looked at this post earlier (long)
- Re: Are end pours necessary?
Ben Staley -- 10/9/2001, 3:46 pm- Re: Are end pours necessary?
Chip Sandresky -- 10/9/2001, 3:13 pm - Re: Are end pours necessary?
- Re: Are end pours necessary?
- Re: Wet Boat Blues
Pete Notman -- 10/8/2001, 11:00 pm- Re: Wet Boat Blues
Julie Kanarr -- 10/8/2001, 10:43 am - soap water
- simple check method