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Two coats of wax, touched up bottom paint, repainted water line, took the exterior woodwork to bare teak and gave it 2 coats of Cetol Light and 2 coats of Cetol Gloss, put bushings in the rudder, painted the rudder housing, and a few other things.
She looks great!
Looks great...I love a clean shiny boat...nothing better.
Rob
Very nice, Matt. Love the wide red bootstripe. I didn't know the later 23's used a solid rod bobstay. I changed mine to stainless steel chain...I like the old school look and now I have the original as a backup.
Bob23
She looks ready to go swimming! All your work is paying off.
I am out sailing today. Spending the night in Nomini Bay. What a beautifully sail with winds out of the south at 10-15 with a few higher gusts. I hit 6.1 knots at one point on the GPS. I also saw a few AIS targets on the GPS and VHF. Loving life right now. It is nice and peaceful at anchor right now.
The solid bobstay was an upgrade last year because a wire separated in the old one. Red bootstripe was done by someone else and not sure when it was done but it is a vinyl sticker.
I will post more later on.
Now this is a beautiful boat indeed! Nice work!
Looking fine. On a dual-axle trailer...very nice...and is that a shore power jack I see there? Very tidy little cruiser. Well done!
Thanks for the compliments.
I am really happy with where she is at right now on the things that I wanted to do to her. I just got my two brand new jib sheet cars from Gaurhauser and they look great. I have already had her out for a test sail. In two weeks I leave for a long trip out in the Chesapeake with her.