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I'm researching for some repairs I need to do and just found this ... one of the better epoxy repair tutes that are out there. It is excellent.

I've watched a lot of fiberglass videos - this was the best!

Why do you play loud music over you talking!!!

If you want to avoid some itching apply baby powder to exposed skin before starting. Im a carpenter and learned that trick from some insulators.

One tip for fiberglass is baby powder...use it on your skin to fill the pores before you start working with glass.

Very helpful. Thank you!

You can use cola as well.

Really nice video man really nice

I’m not positive but it looks like you’re at pier 7 am I right?

What road were the Gjon brothers on when you work there do you know the answer when they first started? I’ll tell you I live right down the road from where got start.

A five star explanation...well done!

Question if that section of your video is a weak an unacceptable peice from first construction Meaning chop strand with no integrity, then Why are you doing one section as opposed to grinding back the length of the keel and reinforce The foot of the entire keel? Use some chop strand then apply a couple or 3 layers of 1708 about a foot up on the bottom and Both sides of the keel! Also, if you would use Polyester for the repair or vinylester then you could save some funds. I addition you mentioned a void in the foam due to water intrusion the chemicals are not going to absorb the water! Do you have a Mousture Meter? That would answer many questions. Just Sayin!

Sounds like a weatherman

Chin up up ; chief , I like Andy too, there are more ways to “ skin a cat”. ( I love cats). I go with the smallest laminate first , then build up . More adhesion. Bagging is great if possible, Check out every body , experience is the best. After that , meeet your long board

The great debate, small first or large first.😂

Great interview helped me a lot

I can't say thanks enough for sharing your expertise.

One thing I have found for removing fiberglass fibers from arms, clothing, etc is sticky tape lint rollers. Simple, works great.

. 4:35. Lol 💥 🤺💐

If Woody had gone to the police they would have told him to fill the holes that are drilled above first and allow the epoxy to run down thru the void to avoid trapped air.

Greetings from an 'Oirish fella' dat fallas your channel(s) .. Following your recent upload when you mentioned Carry on Sailing James' new cat, I tried to find this channel and the youtube menu feature feature an 'other channels by the O'Kellys' and it says 'none' (( As you can see, I found the link to here via the links you post..! Just thought you might not be aware of the RUclips menu option and might lose potential visitors.. Keep 'em coming Best, Mark

Where the crack/cut is should be opened up to dry out first.

Very interesting. Thanks!

For the viewers…Epoxies have many formulations for different use cases (they are not all the same). It is important to select an epoxy for the application: existing material(s) to which the epoxy will bond, strength characteristics (not all epoxy is flexible), surface prep, final depth of fill, ambient conditions, and time to cure. Manufacturers specs are crucial. Silica hardens the matrix (a bit like aggregate in concrete) not change brittleness appreciably (unless too much is added). If the manufacturer doesn’t spec silica adds, experiment on sample coupons before doing the actual repair.

You're full of crap everything you just said contradicts itself if that keel broke for that specific reason then you should be stripping all the glass off of it and redoing it... otherwise your repair is pointless not only that all resins for fiberglass are epoxy resins and if you're using something different than was used to build the boat it won't bond properly. If it was built with polyester resin than the repair needs to be done with polyester resin. I hate when people have a big mouth to talk trash about others job you just making yourself look bad. That should be ground back a lot further than the measly 4 in you sanded. It's going to be so thick and not feathered enough it's highly likely that patch job is going to pop right off 🤦‍♂️

I have a big divit on my keel to repair, thank you thank you for this instructional video.

Nice vid. I'm getting ready to do this procedure next weekend. Got a 31' sportfisher that is having the same problem with the starboard engine. Only when getting the revs/speed up, do I have a heating issue. Already tried the easy route (t-stats and impellers) and no it's the Barnacle Buster route. Hoping we have the same luck as you folks. Appreciate the vid!

This was a REALL informative video. I agree. 1.5hrs is a big ask... I was loving every minute! This will definitely come in handy with my refit. Thanks for sharing. Special thanks to Chris wherever you are!

Just called in and the lovely Lisa S. put together my quote for the new LS 🥳

Thanks. Great info!

Wish this tech had his own channel. He's a natural teacher, too many tossers on poo tube.

I work at a marina and have almost a decade worth of glasswork and this video is awesome. This guy knows his shit

If you can find a way to set that machine up flush to the tabletop it will make all the difference . You won't be disappointed .

Wow that guy Markus is hard core!!! But I don’t quite see that it was necessary to cut the asymmetric spinnaker away like that?

Guys I am watching your barnacle buster video and it find but you did not show where you connected the hoses. I have the Yanmar 30 HP engine. It would be great if you could tell me where you connected the in to start the loop and the out to finish the loop and bring back to the bucket. Thanks

Love this video, 1 because I have a similar repair I need to do and 2 well, the vinegar tip for sure! Plus many other reasons, great video, thankyou!

Somehow it sticks at the back of my mind that he went from a cooking show to fiberglass repair.

Wow! I have been working with epoxy&glass for dozens of hours - this Gentleman just taught me something new with every single sentence.

Lots of hate on the balsa schionning .....but have you seen they now do complete kits in foam core? Guys with your experience and following surely could get a sponsored build on? THAT would make for some serious views surely! Meanwhile I'm in NZ and looking for same sorts of boats as you mention and this option from schionning is looking the best. Would love your thoughts!

Disfruta que es maravilloso tener una máquina de coser como una medicina para el estres

Yo sería la mujer más feliz que me regala una

Thank Nick, Shane and Marcus. The singe most informed lecture I’ve ever received. ⛵️

Sharing your experiences is key!

Excellent guest and message. Thanks so much bringing it to us !!

I had malignant melanoma removed from my lower back in 2004. Initially, the physician failed to close the incision properly and it eviscerated. The pathology report showed sufficient tissue of the margins were not removed and the entire thing had to be repeated. As Lorie said, early detection is extremely important. Unfortunately, many folks hesitate over trust issues with health care professionals related to misinformation. Thanks for getting the correct information out there.

This is such a great topic and very relavant topic to feature. As someone that has red hair, blue eyes, skin tone of pink, burns within 5 seconds the sun is my enemy. I love the feel.of the warmth of the sun (I am from wisconsin), but I know I have to be careful.

So relieved to hear it was a BCC.

Thanks for this weeks episode, like you my wife is looking into what is thought to be bezelcell on her collarbone. I’m glad she is being proactive on this. So nice chatting with you and Nick last week. You guys were fantastic to speak with. Thanks again, Doug in Vancouver Canada. 😊

I'm so suprised you didn't talk about reducing the embodied carbon in the construction, diesel-electric auxiliaries and/or hybrid, etc...like Shayne's Solar Pacific Cruiser (which I'd love to get my hands on)....

I've watched a bunch of DIY epoxy resin patches done, most above waterline, and some below...but I have never seen a more in depth explanation of the choices and the pros and cons before. I am Subscribing, excellent educational video. At one point when describing vinyl he got cut off when explaining if you could gelcoat directly onto Vinyl or if you needed to do something first before Gelcoat. Wish I got that sentence back..