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Boat Restoration - Starting demolition...should we really be doing this??!!

Please subscribe to our channel so that you are notified of new content that we post!    / @landnseadiy   Episode 02 - Watch as we remove the cap of our 1977 Grady White Overnighter and expose the rotten transom, stringers, and bulkheads. Time to get to work!! After cutting the old stringers and bulkheads out with a reciprocating saw (Makita saw I used linked below), we ground the old fiberglass tabbing and remainder of the wood structure down to the bare hull. The best tool I found to do this was a grinder with a flap disk. I recommend a corded grinder versus battery powered grinder, as you will be at this for many hours/days! A 40 grit flap disk will remove a lot of material, so go at it lightly. Also, while grinding, you really must be using a respirator. We used full face respirators while grinding (crazy in South Florida summer heat, I know). The following links are the two angle grinders and flap disks that we used at the beginning of our restoration (demolition). I am also including a link to a full face respirator (we did not use this exact respirator) and tyvek suits. Makita 18V Reciprocating Saw Kit - https://amzn.to/3VTTlHH Benchmark Abrasives 10-pack of 40 Grit Flap Disks - https://amzn.to/3ihjUsG Dewalt 4.5" 11 Amp Angle Grinder - https://amzn.to/3CulSwH Milwaukee 4.5" 11 Amp Angle Grinder - https://amzn.to/3vPsQIA 3M Full Face Respirator Kit - https://amzn.to/3XdJNZ3 Tyvek Suits - https://amzn.to/3ilvNh3 The links above are affiliate links that help the channel out at no cost to you. Thank you!!! Contact us at landnseadiy@gmail.com #landnseadiy