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BareBare to BoraBora
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Hi - my name is Anne, my husband Leif Erik came up with this idea:
To build a simple catamaran, put it in a container and send it from Ice cold Norway to Tahiti in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. This way we could start sailing in paradise. I said «What a crazy idea» let’s do it!
This is the adventure of building and sailing BareBare.
To build a simple catamaran, put it in a container and send it from Ice cold Norway to Tahiti in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. This way we could start sailing in paradise. I said «What a crazy idea» let’s do it!
This is the adventure of building and sailing BareBare.
Sailing Into Paradise: Facing Unexpected Challenges
Sailing Into Paradise - BareBare Short Story no 12 - Facing Unexpected Challenges
In this episode, we finally set sail in the South Pacific, embracing the beauty and challenges of ocean life! 🌊 We navigate through paradise, face unexpected challenges at sea, and learn the hard way about the powerful currents in Tahiti. After a heart-stopping moment, we finally anchor safely, only to witness the tragedy of another sailor caught in the same difficult conditions. From navigating dangerous passes to celebrating Norwegian Constitution Day on board, this episode is packed with adventure, beauty, and the realities of life at sea. Join us as we share this unforgettable experience with you!
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In this episode, we finally set sail in the South Pacific, embracing the beauty and challenges of ocean life! 🌊 We navigate through paradise, face unexpected challenges at sea, and learn the hard way about the powerful currents in Tahiti. After a heart-stopping moment, we finally anchor safely, only to witness the tragedy of another sailor caught in the same difficult conditions. From navigating dangerous passes to celebrating Norwegian Constitution Day on board, this episode is packed with adventure, beauty, and the realities of life at sea. Join us as we share this unforgettable experience with you!
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Moving Onboard: Prepping for Paradise
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Moving Onboard - BareBare Short Story no 11 - Prepping for Paradise In this episode, we meticulously lash all the deck boards into place, tying countless knots with great patience. With the help of long ropes, blocks, and levers, and some friendly assistance, we successfully raise the eleven-meter mast ourselves. All five of us move onboard, creating a bit of a chaotic scene as our gear finds e...
Assembling in Paradise: Can we do it in two days?
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Assembling in Paradise - BareBare Short Story no 10 - Can we do it in two days? In this episode, we open the container and, to our surprise, the inside looks exactly as it did when we packed it! We carefully unload the hulls from the container, lining them up in a precisely measured space in the shipyard. We mount the beams, secure them to the hulls with long ropes and tight, resilient knots. A...
Bound for Tahiti: Will It Make It Through the Seven Seas?
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Bound for Tahiti - BareBare Short Story no 9 - Will It Make It Through the Seven Seas? In this episode we wave the container farewell, follow her exciting journey online. We pack our huge suitcases and finally start the long journey: Oslo - Paris - San Fransisco - Tahiti - Taravao. We wait, and wait and wait for the container to arrive... and in the very last minute... Join me as I chronicle ou...
Squeezing her in: How to fit a Catamaran into a Container
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Squeezing her in - BareBare Short Story no 8 - How to fit a Catamaran into a Container Check out our ingenious work: fitting two hulls and loads of gear into a 40-foot high cube container! Can we actually do it? Leif Erik once made a cardboard paper model of two hulls and a container, now we will see if it actually fits!!! Join me as I chronicle our adventure through a fusion of art, photograph...
Dark and Difficult Times: Will Our Catamaran Make It to Tahiti?
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Dark and Difficult Times - BareBare Short Story no 7 - Will Our Catamaran Make It to Tahiti? As we move BareBare from the museum area in Oslo and to Fredrikstad the group dynamic changes. Every project has its ups and downs and for sure this is becoming a down period. We need several hours from each person in the group, each day... but, somehow... it does not happened. Will we manage fot finish...
Wooden Boat Fundamentalists: Hauling our Wharram with a Forklift
Просмотров 3374 месяца назад
Wooden Boat Fundamentalists - BareBare Short Story no 6 - Hauling our Wharram with a Forklift In our latest RUclips episode, join us as we execute a covert operation to haul out our Wharram Tiki 38 in a land governed by Wooden Boat Fundamentalists. With careful planning and the help of a forklift, we stealthily pull each hull to a hidden location outside a big garage, evading detection. The ten...
Where it all began: Meeting other Wharrams in Ilha Da Culatra
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Where it all began - BareBare Short Story no 5 - Meeting other Wharrams in Ilha Da Culatra In this episode we visit have just sold BareBare and decide to take a holiday. We return to the little island Ilha Da Culatra, on the Algarve coast - where it all started ten years ago. This is were we met a lagoon full of catamarans and trimarans. This is were we met Hans who showed us his Ontong Java, b...
Container Bound: Sailing our Wharram in the Oslo fjord in late October
Просмотров 2675 месяцев назад
Container Bound - BareBare Short Story no 4 - Sailing our Wharram in the Oslo fjord in late October In this episode, Leif Erik and I depart from BareBare's homeport near the lovely maritime museums in Oslo, beginning our leisurely journey towards Tahiti. Despite it being mid-October, we're fortunate to be blessed with sunshine and favorable winds... until... Join me as I chronicle our adventure...
From Gale to Fair Wind: Norwegian summer in a flush decked Wharram!
Просмотров 2206 месяцев назад
From Gale to Fair Wind - BareBare Short Story no 3 - Norwegian summer in a flush decked Wharram! In this episode we leave a sheltered bay, we see the black clouds build up in the horizon and head for some small islands and for shelter. We need to start the outboard motor and that is when trouble starts... This episode has drama and tranquility - in a good mixture! ENJOY! Join me as I illustrate...
Third Attempt Triumph: Can we make our Gaff Rigged Wharram Tack?
Просмотров 2526 месяцев назад
Third Attempt Triumph - BareBare Short Story no 2 - Can we make our Gaff Rigged Wharram Tack? In this episode, join Jan, the viking ship boat builder, Oddvar, the professor, Sophie, the apprentice, my husband, the visionary behind the idea, and myself as we embark on a one-week sailing trip in Norway. Our goal? To observe the synergy of the BareBare crew and assess the performance of our vessel...
Cursed by a Paddler: Making a Huge table and hoping for a Royal Visit!
Просмотров 2076 месяцев назад
Cursed by a Paddler - BareBare Short Story no 1 - Making a Huge table and hoping for a Royal Visit! We proudly presents: A new season and a new way of doing our films! I hope you like it! Do comment! You will follow me doing the drawings while I'm telling a short story - We make a huge table for BareBare in hope of getting royal visits and we get cursed by a very angry paddler - a true BareBare...
Maiden voyage: The Beginning of Our Sailing Story - Just building BareBare - Ep 20
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Maiden voyage: The Beginning of Our Sailing Story - Just building BareBare - Ep 20 In this episode, we complete the rigging process and eagerly hoist the sails for our maiden voyage. A gentle breeze, leads our little ship and her crew silently between the Islands close to her homeport at Bygdøy. BareBare has her own mooring close to all the museums at Bygdøy. We pull her closer to the pier with...
How to give new life to second hand sails - DIY Sail makeover - Just building BareBare - Ep 19
Просмотров 4348 месяцев назад
How to give new life to second hand sails - DIY Sail makeover - Just building BareBare - Ep 19 In this episode, we collect second hand sails from friends and re-use them for our catamaran. We buy a Sailrite sewing machine and make a gaff mainsail from a triangular Bermuda sail. Sailmaker Mette from Sybrasail (dot no) becomes my teacher and I her apprentice. If you're passionate about DIY, sailm...
Raising the 11-Meter Mast DIY | Just Building BareBare - Ep 18 🚢⚙️
Просмотров 4738 месяцев назад
Embark on an adrenaline-pumping episode of Just Building BareBare - Episode 18! Join us as we tackle the daunting task of raising our 11-meter mast, experimenting with a mix of traditional aesthetics and modern materials for the standing rigging. Episode Highlights: 🛠️ DIY Mast Raising: Will it fall or conquer the sky? Experience the highs and lows as we navigate through some crazy moments duri...
Dream or Nightmare - Answering questions 24-7! - Selling BareBare - Ep 3
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Dream or Nightmare - Answering questions 24-7! - Selling BareBare - Ep 3
Launching our Wharram Tiki 38 «BareBare» took us amazing 15 minutes - DIY - Ep 17
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Launching our Wharram Tiki 38 «BareBare» took us amazing 15 minutes - DIY - Ep 17
Crazy low price? Lots of good ideas - Selling BareBare - Ep 2
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Crazy low price? Lots of good ideas - Selling BareBare - Ep 2
Give up on our dream? - Selling BareBare - Ep 1
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Give up on our dream? - Selling BareBare - Ep 1
Surprise Shellfish Delicacy: Best Ever Food - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in paradise - Ep 21
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Surprise Shellfish Delicacy: Best Ever Food - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in paradise - Ep 21
Discover the DIY Journey of Preparing for launching our Wharram Tiki 38 Catamaran - Ep - 16
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Discover the DIY Journey of Preparing for launching our Wharram Tiki 38 Catamaran - Ep - 16
Why row when we have two outboards? - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in paradise - Ep 20
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Why row when we have two outboards? - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in paradise - Ep 20
Crafting the deck between the hulls on our Wharram Tiki 38 Catamaran / DIY Ep - 15
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Crafting the deck between the hulls on our Wharram Tiki 38 Catamaran / DIY Ep - 15
The Banana Beam - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in paradise - Ep 19
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The Banana Beam - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in paradise - Ep 19
Making a multifunctional box on our Wharram Tiki 38 / DIY - Ep 14
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Making a multifunctional box on our Wharram Tiki 38 / DIY - Ep 14
Discovering Island Wildlife: A Bug Safari - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in Paradise - Ep 18
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Discovering Island Wildlife: A Bug Safari - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in Paradise - Ep 18
Unwrapping our Wharram Tiki 38 Catamaran BareBare / DIY - Ep 13
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Unwrapping our Wharram Tiki 38 Catamaran BareBare / DIY - Ep 13
Extreme decluttering: Deep boat cleaning - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in paradise - Ep 17
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Extreme decluttering: Deep boat cleaning - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in paradise - Ep 17
Lifting and mounting the beams on our Wharram Tiki 38 Catamaran / DIY - Ep 12
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Lifting and mounting the beams on our Wharram Tiki 38 Catamaran / DIY - Ep 12
Unpleasant Surprise: Total chaos onboard - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in paradise - Ep 16
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Unpleasant Surprise: Total chaos onboard - Sailing Catamaran BareBare in paradise - Ep 16
You come across as a very honest human being, that's rare in social media.
Nice people. And very interesting boat. Low resistance, small engine, low fuel consumption, high speed.
Thanks for your comment, I hope you keep watching my videos 🙏❤️⛵️⛵️❤️🙏
@@barebaretoborabora ".....watching videos....." Of course I'll keep watching them. They are very interesting and nicely made, ilustrated and narated. I always liked Wharram cats. Years ago, I built a small one, 5 m Maui type. I was a member of PCA , read all the magazines. Owned and sailed Hina. Pitty that your Tahiti cruisings couldn't go on. I hope that you will continue your channel. I'm certain that you have many more interesting stories to tell. Also about cruisings with your traditional monohull boat, among other things. Best wishes! 🙂
This must have been so exciting! Cant wait to splash our T38 too.
I wish you the best of luck!!!
🙂 nice
Thank you 🙏
You cliffhanger artist 😄
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Yes... the journey begins 😃
For sure! New episode tomorrow!
I built a Tangaroa
Fantastic! ❤️⛵️⛵️❤️
You’ve done an amazing job of building her and looks like you’ve had some amazing adventures. How long did she take you to build please? I am thinking of building a tiki 38 here in the UK. We lived and sailed around Europe for 5 years on a Hallberg Rassy 42 but had to but the trip on pause and want to do it again but on a catamaran.
Hi! We built two hulls in one month, but before we had prepared well. Next year, mainly during Saturdays we built beams etc. We worked full time beside, difficult to say how many hours. Making it flush decked made it all easier, also having the galley outside. Wishing you the best of luck!
30 years ago I built a tiki 31, unfortunately it turned out to be too expensive for the costs in the marina, (3* more expensive here in 🇭🇷) and a large area for removing grass and shells every two weeks... My colleague recommended to burn all the wooden parts with a torch before epoxy resin. They have never rotted and have had beautiful patterns for years, I let the boat to an acquaintance for $1, and today it sails without rotting with minimal maintenance. Your boat seems much more usable to me than the tiki 31 and I can still only dream of such a beautiful vessel. 🙏👍🇭🇷
Thanks for your comment! Tiki 38 is a good size! Very usable for sure, at least in warm climate! Burn the plywood first, never heard of it but must be a very good idea! For us, three years in the tropics with no maintenance was very bad for BareBare. Covid time harmed her a lot.
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That is a sweet looking cat. I wish you well and hope someone will see the possibilities in taking over BareBare. The repairs really should be straightforward. Great for someone who lives there to take over.
Luckily a young local couple has taken over and we hope to visit! We will keep making our videos - Short stories! I hope you will watch and possible comment! ❤️⛵️⛵️❤️
Hope things will be alright....
More short stories to come…
Hey, that's Isegran at Fredrikstad.
That’s correct! ⛵️❤️❤️⛵️
@@barebaretoborabora Er dere fra Fredrikstad?
@@KattleLack1 Jepp! Det stemmer! Du også?
Nei. Vi bor her på Kråkerøy/Kjøkøy nå, men flyttet hit fra California for et par år siden.
I really like this Tiki sloop rig alternative, was this drawn by JWD or did you figure it out for yourselves ?
Sorry for late answer; The original design is with two masts and we used the same design as the original drawings but since we wanted only one mast, we moved it backwards to the second beam and made it 11,6 meter to fit our container. We were also inspired by the Wharram Islander 39 design.
@@barebaretoborabora Hi Anne, thanks for the reply. I was asking if the sloop rig was drawn by JWD as there is a drawing of it at 3:09 in EP 1 ? Did the rig perform well and did the boat tack easily with this rig ?
I cut down a Bermuda sail that was given to us and we also brought another gaff rigged sail. Does this answer your questions? Sorry for late answer!
@@barebaretoborabora was your single mast version of the Tiki 38 rig drawn by JWD? How did it perform?
That is the definition of a hippie boat.
Thanks! I like your comment!
Nice ad refreshing calm spoken with great pictures 👍😊
Thank you ❤️⛵️⛵️❤️+❤️⛵️⛵️⛵️❤️ Practicing to speak slowly 😏 New episode on Saturday! Missing Culatra!
Found you.👍😊
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I love your spirit of adventure and positive attitude towards life. Many get to the end of their lives and have regrets about the things they did not do. We must break free from the shackles we create for ourselves and allow others to create for us and really live the life we have have chosen. There the riches lie. All the best and thankful you having a go!!
Thank you for your very kind words! This is so helpful in moving on making our little films! There are more to come! It is fun to make, though so much work. And it is rather fantastic looking back to what we have managed to accomplish! Thanks again for your kind words!
How did you get the wharram design in 3d for your animation? It's really awesome!
Thank you! 🙏 My husband made it! ❤️⛵️⛵️❤️
Great graphics and music. Thanks for the amazing effort you put into your presentation. Cheers Mark
Thanks Mark for kind comment! More Short Stories to come! ❤️⛵️⛵️❤️
is bare bare still for sale ?
No, she is sold and back in Huahine.
@@barebaretoborabora im happy for you and for bare bare hope she gets the love and care😃
She’s now in care of a young local couple! 🩷⛵️⛵️❤️
@@barebaretoborabora thank you for all the videos. Do the new couple have a blog or site please.
nice story, yes a wharram is not great for shelter from weather , well done on getting through the adventure...
Thank you @redmanuka! More short stories to come ❤️⛵️⛵️❤️
I think I've seen this artwork at Bergen Airport Pizzabakeren
I have not done artwork there, maybe something that looks familiar?
That doesn't look like marine plywood. Are you using exterior grade plywood?
No, we did not use the most expensive marine plywood, we probably should have!
rotten?
Some parts yes, but fixable! Epoxy and plywood!
@@barebaretoborabora building that in yours cold and damp climate is not suitable for epoxy...put in container for long time also...so fix it is questionable at least?!
She’s partly fixed but needs care, like any boat… or maybe a bit extra 😉
Rowing heroes are nice to bring along 💪🏼
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I think this project was a success in many levels. Barebare 2 would be an amazing boat indeed.
Thank you 🙏❤️⛵️⛵️❤️
Kjempemorsom å høre på!
TAKK!!! Det var hyggelig å høre!!! Del den gjerne på Facebook og skryt 😘
Aye m8’s! A good reminder to having fresh charts.
For sure! But with new charts we wouldn’t have anchored in that lovely spot 😏
That’s a good point 😎
Love anchoring, soon to do it close to our port in Fredrikstad! ❤️⛵️❤️
You maybe used low quality wood.
We didn’t use the very best quality but the pandemic and three years of no maintenance in that hot and humid weather was not good for the boat. More epoxy would have done good!
Wow , all the best for your journey . I am 25 and saving money to sail around the world . My plan is to buy aluminium Alubat sailboat which costs around 500k dollars . I hope in 10 years I will have my own boat to sail the world. Love you from India
500000 US$ ? How do you have earned so much money in that age? And you need not such expensive boat to sail around the globe. Better buy one for 10000$ put one year of work into it and sail next year…
I wish you the best of luck! I love India, have travelled to the south three times to visit temples!
@@SD_Alias He didn’t say he has the money now. it’s a ten year plan.
@@Chris-be1fo A lot of things may happen within 10 years. Becoming a parent? becoming unemployed? Better start earlier with less money and a smaller and less luxury boat.
Wonderful! Especially the creative way of filming whilst you get run over 🎥
And was it fun...
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Thank you 🙏💙⛵️⛵️💙🙏
Just started binge watching your build videos, very informative, helpful videos ⛵️🧿🙏👏
Thank you very much! Do comment and ask questions as well! ❤️⛵️⛵️❤️
So the boat name is BareBare as in bare-naked. Why do you call it butter-butter? Perhaps my southern U.S. Ears are not tuned in to your Norwegian accent. It sound exactly like butter-butter. I find it super interesting how the English language sounds SO different spoken by people around the world. Ok enough questions, good luck finding a home for butter-butter - wink!
I pronounce the name BareBare in Norwegian on my videos while I speak english with probably a bit of Norwegian accent mostly (sometimes also Norwegian)! There an expression in Norwegian that goes "Ikke bare bare" which can be translated to "Not just a walk in the park" in English. "This expression is used to emphasize that something is not straightforward or uncomplicated, but rather challenging or complex. It conveys that it requires effort or work to handle or achieve something." If you then remove "Ikke" from "Ikke bare bare," it becomes ironical, and the translation to English would be "Just a walk in the park." This phrase is often used ironically to suggest that something is not as easy or simple as it may seem at first glance. (ChatGPT helped me with this)
Looks like you will have a new owner soon, though I always think one is just the custodian. Would it not be perfect if someone came up who wanted to use her for inter island transport / trade. ps, have you explained her name…perhaps I missed that. I am attempting to learn Norwegian as my daughter now lives in Oslo. But of course don’t know the nuances. Tusen takk
The expression "Ikke bare bare" in Norwegian can be translated (according to Chat GPT) to "Not just a walk in the park" in English. "This expression is used to emphasize that something is not straightforward or uncomplicated, but rather challenging or complex. It conveys that it requires effort or work to handle or achieve something." If you remove "Ikke" from "Ikke bare bare," it becomes ironical, and the translation to English would be "Just a walk in the park." This phrase is often used ironically to suggest that something is not as easy or simple as it may seem at first glance.
@@barebaretoborabora takk, jeg ski telemark…Ikechi bare bare!
Your Norwegian is picking up ; )
ps, it is fun and very satisfying
For sure!
Good work. So jealous of your Sailrite. I have been repairing / modifying my sails on an old machine…but it does struggle, and getting the tension right is almost impossible. If I tackle a bigger project definitely look out a Sailrite…but soooo expensive
Sailrite is very good and can save you lot of work - but yes... it is expensive. You might get it second hand?
I wish I had enough money to buy BareBare, you have done such a great job of building it!
Thanks for your very kind comment ❤️⛵️⛵️❤️
I love the tar soaked hemp around the shrouds
Thank you! It last really well in the sun also!!!
Was that epoxy paint. (Surprised no glass fibre)
We used fibre glass and epoxy on the mast, but not on the gaff boom. We did not use epoxy paing - we used Bengalack.
So overall diameter about 19cm, thickness 4cm? Was it just normal construction grade timber? I could see a number of knots. Will it be covered in glass fibre? Did you design it.
More like 15 cm, thickness 4 cm. Normal construction grade timber - yes! Number of knots, but no bad ones. Yes, mast covered in fibre glass. We designed the mast!
What is the mast made of….just seen that, episode 9 The trick with raising a mast is to ensure the side stays have the same pivot point as the mast foot, so that they stay tight. If your chainplates are too low, you will need to make up mini fore / aft stays at the pivot point. If making up a new stay, put a stainless steel ring at this point.
The mast is made of pine!
Iaorana vahine api, fra Peratani, i Sykkylven. Forfedelig å lære at du selger... Er det umulig å unngå ? PS : i morgon, nesten 600 milliouna krouna hos Norsk tipping...
Takk for melding! De 600 millionene hadde vært noe! Jeg får løpe avgårde å kjøpe et lodd! Har du tippet? ❤️⛵️⛵️❤️
Wonderful video. I am sure the right person will turn up soon.
Thank you for you kind comment! I hope the right person is right around the corner! ❤️⛵️⛵️❤️
Brokerage not listed or I am not handy reading?good luck
Maybe a bit down in the description ; ) - All offers and paperwork will be done by experienced broker Arnaud arnaud@tahitiyachtbroker.com www.tahitiyachtbroker.com/
www.tahitiyachtbroker.com/boats/wharram-tiki-38-2018/
Was it build with Epoxi?
Yes, SP Gurit epoxy and fiber glass on hull and deck. ❤️⛵️⛵️❤️
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You may need permanent shade cover in Tahiti. The UV intensity is so much that all colored paint and varnish blisters off within a year ! I have a Tiki 26 in South Africa and eventually listened to the advice of local experts: paint everything on top with white carpaint. (very cheap here) lot of extra work ones it starts blistering
Thank you for your advice, and car paint is actually what we have used! I first asked in Huahine Import for paint for our boat and he sadly replied: We only have car paint. I thought: Excellent - and it’s very good. But, again, the three years of no maintenance due to the pandemic. 😢
Yes, carpaint is very strong. But it’s the color that matters. The temperature of anything darker than pure white gets hot. The wood or epoxy gets hot and starts to expand in the daytime and shrink in the nighttime. It’s gruesome to see your hard work being destroyed. For your underwater parts of the hulls only real coppercoats holds on. The barnacles grow very fast and right through any other antifouling. Be wise and spend some more time now when your circumstances to work are still controllable 😀👍♥️
I think car paint worked great, the Bermuda blue and Frost gray and we painted white on the roof! Copper coat is the best... expensive but good! No wonder they put copper plates on gaff rigged double enders in Norway! Also good against the ice!
Superrrrrr !! 👍👍😀😀😘😘
🙏❤️⛵️⛵️❤️🙏 Thank you 🙏❤️⛵️⛵️❤️🙏