It is good to see people helping. Love what you are doing. From Rhode Island USA. If you ever travel to Rhode Island come to Newport RI. If you ever travel this way.
TRULY SHOCKING how many people from around the world have turned in to watch and support couple of guys and lady's painting a boat on a wet windy day !! RESPECT TO YOU ..... NOW GO BACK TO SLEEP YOU NUT JOBS !! 😆 🤣 FANTASTIC work Jemma shame about the wind and the rain ... but we all know that ain't gonna stop ya x
What a clown show! Just cannot sit and watch two adults acting like kindergarten children. Better watch the Simpsons even though that is a no-brainer show. I agree with you stevo 8291
I think you have read my comment wrong ... I was APPLAUDING these people from around the world watching at silly o'clock no matter what the time was in there country they took the time to chear these wonderful people on !
Hi Simon, Gemma and painting crew, Update as usual, great, A credit to you all. You are all doing a fantastic job of bringing part of your history and heritage back to life. Keep up the great effort. Ivan Hunt New Zealand
33 Deg C here in Germany. Melting. ‘You’ve all done very well everybody!’ Old Mr Grace. Remember him? Very impressed by your attitude and work. People like you are what Britain needs!
Just subscribed a short while ago but have been watching your site for months now. I love how you both have dived into a project that will take years to complete. The best to you all; take your dream and run with it, you will see it to completion and know that, "you did it". :)
im new and I missed the live version. but I like fixing stuff and you are up to your necks in fixing stuff TY for taking the time to share. Mark from Poway California. The City In the Country
You guys are great, you have the spirit that made this country great, its ashame more people aren't like you. I am watching you from Smiths Parish, Bermuda at the moment. Good luck with everything.
@7:04 I'm starting to feel like I ate the wrong mushrooms for breakfast 😂. Great work guys, I love watching the progress made on this project. Keep up the good work.
Watching from Australia. I’ve been watching every video in sequence and have had a bit to catch up on I’m sorry. You have some amazing friends and a great support network. You’ve both made some amazing progress on the Sarinda. I will keep watching with eager eyes to see how you finish off the inside below deck. I know it’ll be a bit off yet. Keep up the good work and you have my vote from Australia.
Great to see loads of punters pitching in, next time don't let the weather know your having a paint day. Though the farmers need the rain. Take care all off yer.
Man I miss the live chat!! Well I guess you have a good crew. That little chap next to you not camera shy.. good luck have fun and Wish I was there!! 🤪🇬🇧🇺🇸
Bloody weather sposed to be summer. Outstanding and Excellent work. Be there myself but the commute from NZ be a bugger. She is coming along nicely. B e well Carry On,
We popped down yesterday for a look didn't come too close as we didn't want to disturb you or get shouted at over the cameras 😁 presumed you were in the bilge but saw someone as we were leaving... was great to see the ship in the flesh 👍👍
Good stuff. I was sounda sleep when you were live. G'day from Aus, Ned was it? Not going to the do the Council Worker Joke. Wish I coulda been there. Thanks m8s, keep up the good work.
Love what you are accomplishing, excellent work. Ive noticed you ask for advice as anyone would. Anyone critical and you get super defensive.Sometimes critisisms open our minds to new approaches. Ps i just binged watched a few months worth lol.
Have you guys ever seen a product made by Eastwood. Its a US based company and they sell a large handheld drum sander. Its based off an angle grinder but uses a 4 inch wide sanding drum that resembles the flap disk. Think of it as a flap drum. I really think that may be useful for your boat project. Eastwood makes products for paint removal, although its for automotive industry. I suggest taking a peak at it.
Looking at the hull, you have some small gaps between the boards. This is normally handled with cotton fiber caulked into the seams. (Then covered with pitch or other sealant.) That might help keep water out. Though from what I have seen, putting in 2 layers of cotton caulking correctly takes a lot of time. And it's more important below the water line, which for your current boat's location, is harder to work on. Anyway, good luck.
Bonjour je suis très inquiet de la solidité de cette quille sur les bordées...... vérification requise... mais bon travail Cordialement Bruno from France
Love the program. You two are a real team. Keep doing what you’re doing. Wind noise was terrible. Isn’t there a cover for the miKe cover to mask the wind noise
The big gaps should be filled with hemp and the smaller ones with SikaFlex, You will probably get away with using SikaFlex on all your gaps but if there is nothing there to seat the SikaFlex onto, then use some hemp to fill out the gap and then SikaFlex over the top before painting. This is a job for when you're out of the mud and on hard standing. Sand back to timber, hemp where needed and SikaFlex all the gaps. Then prime, top coat and antifoul. You'll get there some time soon.
Be wary of filling the gaps between the edges of planks. If they are overfilled the planks will cup and split when they swell due to moisture. If you feel they must be filled, use sikaflex or similar caulk that can squeeze out if needed. Thin gaps can best be sealed with paint.
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@@ShipHappensUK Cheers for that....I'm from Northwich so i guess i've seen him around at some point...Will we ever see that boat on the Weaver i wonder, good luck with your venture. Regards Steve
Didn't they test it, and got confirmed lead content? I really don't get why they use the angle grinder without proper ear glogs. In my workshop, I would have cut the wire, and not fixed it before proper gear was used... But hey! -it's not my tinnitus...
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Standing in the mud, scraping off old paint - don't know how you can make that interesting & fun. You have such an entertaining talent Gemma!
It is good to see people helping. Love what you are doing. From Rhode Island USA. If you ever travel to Rhode Island come to Newport RI. If you ever travel this way.
Utterly brilliant and everyone is smiling and enjoying themselves
Greetings from California. Little Paddy was quite the character! Love it.
Little paddy is a little star! He really brighten up my day!
TRULY SHOCKING how many people from around the world have turned in to watch and support couple of guys and lady's painting a boat on a wet windy day !!
RESPECT TO YOU ..... NOW GO BACK TO SLEEP YOU NUT JOBS !! 😆 🤣
FANTASTIC work Jemma shame about the wind and the rain ... but we all know that ain't gonna stop ya x
What a clown show! Just cannot sit and watch two adults acting like kindergarten children. Better watch the Simpsons even though that is a no-brainer show. I agree with you stevo 8291
@@davidsimmonds9905 you did watch though?
I think you have read my comment wrong ...
I was APPLAUDING these people from around the world watching at silly o'clock
no matter what the time was in there country they took the time to chear these wonderful people on !
Hi Simon, Gemma and painting crew, Update as usual, great, A credit to you all. You are all doing a fantastic job of bringing part of your history and heritage back to life. Keep up the great effort. Ivan Hunt New Zealand
Great to see everyone getting stuck in, young and older. Well done, crew!
33 Deg C here in Germany.
Melting.
‘You’ve all done very well everybody!’
Old Mr Grace. Remember him?
Very impressed by your attitude and work. People like you are what Britain needs!
Are you being served
@@nospoon4799What are you on about?? Are you being served is the tv program old Mr Grace is from.
@@thejamesieboy Cant remember what I said actually and now youtube deleted it so?
Howdy Simon & Gemma and the painting crew. Great update and good luck with the weather and paint job. Cheers Keith Melbourne Australia
Just subscribed a short while ago but have been watching your site for months now. I love how you both have dived into a project that will take years to complete. The best to you all; take your dream and run with it, you will see it to completion and know that, "you did it". :)
Teamwork wins the race slow and easy. Looking good 😉,,,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️👍
im new and I missed the live version. but I like fixing stuff and you are up to your necks in fixing stuff TY for taking the time to share.
Mark from Poway California. The City In the Country
You guys are great, you have the spirit that made this country great, its ashame more people aren't like you.
I am watching you from Smiths Parish, Bermuda at the moment.
Good luck with everything.
Which country? Bermuda? or Britain lol.
Love the vlogs love your family love the ship don’t love the bilge but your doing a cracking job well done
@7:04 I'm starting to feel like I ate the wrong mushrooms for breakfast 😂. Great work guys, I love watching the progress made on this project. Keep up the good work.
Hello from Wisconsin USA. Love watching you guys. Keep up the great work. The pay -out at the completion will be great, keep it up.
Hello from across the pond. Love your attitude.
Watching from Australia. I’ve been watching every video in sequence and have had a bit to catch up on I’m sorry. You have some amazing friends and a great support network. You’ve both made some amazing progress on the Sarinda. I will keep watching with eager eyes to see how you finish off the inside below deck. I know it’ll be a bit off yet. Keep up the good work and you have my vote from Australia.
Hello from Texas! I have enjoyed all your videos from first to this one! Great job!
Love watching 👀 you all from bremerton wash. Your all doing a good job.
Hello, You are so great. Have a ffantastic time. Ellie and Steve, from Crescent City, California
Hello from the Scottish Highlands been following you both a long time now keep up the good work can't wait to it all of the boat finished
Great to see the gang on it wish I was there 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Good luck with the painting. 2am here in New Zealand. Love you guys. Have fun !!!!!
New Zealand😀😀😀🏍🏍🏍
You guys need a medal your doing a grand job well done and keep going .
Oh wow everyone is doing a Stirling job. Thank you
Hi from Pohnpei in Micronesia. Love your channel. Stunned by your attitudes and great efforts.
That was fun Gemma, keep the boat behind you when standing still do we can see folks ‘working’😎
Cheers Warren
Hi madam my new freind from philippines watching keep safe support god blesss
Hello 👋
Good Work People!
Great to see loads of punters pitching in, next time don't let the weather know your having a paint day. Though the farmers need the rain.
Take care all off yer.
Watching from Canada your loud and clear
Man I miss the live chat!! Well I guess you have a good crew. That little chap next to you not camera shy.. good luck have fun and Wish I was there!! 🤪🇬🇧🇺🇸
Bloody weather sposed to be summer. Outstanding and Excellent work. Be there myself but the commute from NZ be a bugger. She is coming along nicely. B e well Carry On,
Hwello Ship. What can I say? Great friends. Feed them well. Don usa
I see the weather back to normal in the uk then ? Watching from Spain 🇪🇸🇪🇸
Doing a good job Colin all the way from Durban in South Africa
Hi from Yeovilton -- looks amazing well done ... awesome team !
We popped down yesterday for a look didn't come too close as we didn't want to disturb you or get shouted at over the cameras 😁 presumed you were in the bilge but saw someone as we were leaving... was great to see the ship in the flesh 👍👍
Hi guys doing a good job 👍👌
Hi from Twin Falls Idaho, USA 🇺🇸 💕
Good stuff. I was sounda sleep when you were live. G'day from Aus, Ned was it? Not going to the do the Council Worker Joke. Wish I coulda been there. Thanks m8s, keep up the good work.
Russ from the Albert dock keep up with the good work
Hello from New Jersey!!! Wish I was there!!
I’m in Cape May !
@@tonyarsenault4256 Mt Ephraim here…exit 28 off 295! Hello neighbor!!
Starting a new trend with those new Gucci Garbage bags! I love it!
Well done to all of you young and old, great memories made, wish we did not live so far from you as would love to have given you a hand or 2.
Hi frome Marys Harbour nl Canada love what you guys are doing take care goog luck
Love what you are accomplishing, excellent work. Ive noticed you ask for advice as anyone would. Anyone critical and you get super defensive.Sometimes critisisms open our minds to new approaches. Ps i just binged watched a few months worth lol.
the bow looks a lot better now the windows are back in situ and the new roof looks fantastic
Have you guys ever seen a product made by Eastwood. Its a US based company and they sell a large handheld drum sander. Its based off an angle grinder but uses a 4 inch wide sanding drum that resembles the flap disk. Think of it as a flap drum. I really think that may be useful for your boat project. Eastwood makes products for paint removal, although its for automotive industry. I suggest taking a peak at it.
Looking at the hull, you have some small gaps between the boards. This is normally handled with cotton fiber caulked into the seams. (Then covered with pitch or other sealant.) That might help keep water out. Though from what I have seen, putting in 2 layers of cotton caulking correctly takes a lot of time. And it's more important below the water line, which for your current boat's location, is harder to work on.
Anyway, good luck.
I look forward to seeing more grey in your next episode. Keep it up.
Looks like fun at the end.
It's corking they use it expands and retracts with the water. Good luck Sweethearts xxx
Bonjour je suis très inquiet de la solidité de cette quille sur les bordées...... vérification requise... mais bon travail Cordialement Bruno from France
The timber looks it needs caulking? Looks a crappy day for painting. What happened to your heatwave 😂
Shame about the wind and rain👍keep up the good work🇺🇸🇬🇧
what is the plan for the gaps in the hull planking, I know it is a double diagonal hull but you don't what the inner planks getting wet.
Love the program. You two are a real team. Keep doing what you’re doing. Wind noise was terrible. Isn’t there a cover for the miKe cover to mask the wind noise
Hi from Oztralia, get the tarp rigged and get them into guys. Love your Vlogs. Can hear you fine. ❤️⚓️☘️
Can we get a shot of the ship from above with a drone say
Wanna see what it looks like after all the work
(From Australia an I'm a native of wirral)
The big gaps should be filled with hemp and the smaller ones with SikaFlex, You will probably get away with using SikaFlex on all your gaps but if there is nothing there to seat the SikaFlex onto, then use some hemp to fill out the gap and then SikaFlex over the top before painting. This is a job for when you're out of the mud and on hard standing. Sand back to timber, hemp where needed and SikaFlex all the gaps. Then prime, top coat and antifoul. You'll get there some time soon.
You do a great job emma
Old paint is quite oily so a little heat soon softens it. No need to scotch the wood. Todays paints are much harder to shift especially primers.
Thanks!
Be wary of filling the gaps between the edges of planks. If they are overfilled the planks will cup and split when they swell due to moisture. If you feel they must be filled, use sikaflex or similar caulk that can squeeze out if needed.
Thin gaps can best be sealed with paint.
Lots of hands, nice to see kids involved bit blowing but jobs have to be done
hey from Regina!
To say you knew nothing about boats,I think 💭 you are doing fantastic,considering the conditions you are working in .
I’m not sure but I was just thinking about y’all just other day and wondering how it was coming along. Not kidding.
You are back!
Paint goes on the boat not the people! LOL! Good luck!
Hi from Leicester..
Like the fashion statement
What's happening to the gaps between the planks, are they being filled or left as they are?
Hi from the USA
Did you see any of the original grey paint
Hi from Oregon
Your breaking up often! Are you planning on actually taking the ship into an yard ?
Does your boat float during high tide?
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We have seen Gemma in garbage bags before lol 😂😂😂😂
Would have loved to be there.
Slt tout le monde et bon courage 😁😁😁
I'm still stuck in Heswall outside station unable to get a taxi after travelling up from Swansea. Help.
Are you selling shirts or sweaters? If so, let me know what I have to do to obtain one? Jim Maumee, Ohio
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Lekker man lekker 🇿🇦
You can’t beat a black plastic bag to keep you dry!
Dental picks might be a good option to clean crevices!
There reasonable priced! Look under animal dental tools
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canada too
I can hear and see!
were is the boat
from canada
Audio and image not so hot here in Australia
That little boy couldn't keep his head out of the camera.
Simon, I don't know why but I think i know you......do you have "any connection" to a school in Northwich ?
Simon use to have a business in Northwich, Rudheath Auto Repairs, but he went to Knutsford High
@@ShipHappensUK Cheers for that....I'm from Northwich so i guess i've seen him around at some point...Will we ever see that boat on the Weaver i wonder, good luck with your venture. Regards Steve
104 in Maryland USA
Grate job. But Realy shoud be wearing a mask for all the dust. Some of the old paint were very toxic breathing the dust can very bad to the lungs.
Byeeeeee
Live broadcast outdoors is a bad idea
OMG you guys grinding paint without a proper breather... are you positive there is no lead in the old layers of paint... should have had it tested.
Didn't they test it, and got confirmed lead content? I really don't get why they use the angle grinder without proper ear glogs. In my workshop, I would have cut the wire, and not fixed it before proper gear was used... But hey! -it's not my tinnitus...