A month has passed and we have continued to keep very busy. Jerry has now turned over 95% of the varnish duties to Kathy and she is doing a fine job. My only remaining jobs are any heavy sanding necessary and brush cleaning. Currently all sanding is done by hand as our two power sanders died and due to the fact that all power tools here are 240 volt we're waiting for one that we bought online to be sent by the Kids.
As Kathy finishes her varnish she then gets to start sewing new covers for the interior cushions. Another air conditioned job. Once the cabin top paint cures, seven days, we'll redo the non-skid and I get to work on the last part of the deck painting. This will be the gloss inside of the toe rail and more non-skid. In addition we will remove all the lifeline stanctions to make it easier to paint and that they need to be rebedded with new compound as some are leaking. So including the bow pulpit that eleven bases with four bolts each to be taken off and the replaced on each side. One side at a time means only 44 holes that can leak when it rains. I do have a plan for temporary plugs, we'll see how it works.
Now does anyone notice a detail that I have finally corrected? Hey there could be a valuable prize to whom ever comments about the change. Mel Tubbs, you're exempt from this one. More on that in the next edition.
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