Pressure washing, in the water?
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mrjimboalaska
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beats scrubbin,
I was 3/4 done this morning on the bottom and I lost the sponge(my fault for not having it tied off, and of course I totally srewed up the vis and couldn't find it....
we should experiment on Catherines boat.....
I was 3/4 done this morning on the bottom and I lost the sponge(my fault for not having it tied off, and of course I totally srewed up the vis and couldn't find it....
we should experiment on Catherines boat.....
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yes...please do "experiment" with cleaning my boat bottom!
I can't believe you are buying a SAIL boat here. There is no where to sail to.
Unless you are gonna be a die hard and ruin your skin.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
are you just gonna sit on it and drink? I do notice thats what they use most of them for here.
I can't believe you are buying a SAIL boat here. There is no where to sail to.
Unless you are gonna be a die hard and ruin your skin.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
are you just gonna sit on it and drink? I do notice thats what they use most of them for here.
H2Andy
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hmmm........ well assuming water is 800 times denser than air, you would need 800 times the pressure OR you'd have to get 800 times closer for current pressure to work
how far away do you normally pressure hose from the surface? you'd have to do it 800 closer to deliver the same pressure, right??
(just thinking outloud)
how far away do you normally pressure hose from the surface? you'd have to do it 800 closer to deliver the same pressure, right??
(just thinking outloud)
mrjimboalaska
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I think it can be done, you probably will have to hold on to a loop that can be moved from a helper on topside and he can help move the hose for you. It should be doable.
mrjimboalaska
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Even when boat is on stands, sometimes you get right "on" it....depends...
WC, the bottom REALLY bad?
WC, the bottom REALLY bad?
Not that bad.
What do you mean there is no where to sail? Look out your window there is a big frikkin ocean out there! This yacht is big enough to go anywhere. Funny too, it's home port is Homer Alaska! Like it was ment to be.
What do you mean there is no where to sail? Look out your window there is a big frikkin ocean out there! This yacht is big enough to go anywhere. Funny too, it's home port is Homer Alaska! Like it was ment to be.
The aquarium here uses pressure washers to clean exhibits. They work underwater.
Is the bottom paint the hard or the ablative type? You'll peel off the ablative type and have a big toxic cloud of copper. I would use a pressure washer on hard paint though.
Assuming that there's paint on the bottom at all
Is the bottom paint the hard or the ablative type? You'll peel off the ablative type and have a big toxic cloud of copper. I would use a pressure washer on hard paint though.
Assuming that there's paint on the bottom at all
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