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A shorty peek at removing an emergency boat repair patch on our steel motorsailer Alaskan Gypsy. Armed with a hammer and chisel, I take on a temporary fix made of Z-Spar Splash Zone epoxy, 3M 5200 marine adhesive, a rubber gasket, and an aluminum backing plate. This short clip shows just how tough these materials bond — and why I hope I never have to do this again. 👉 For the full breakdown and repair process, check out the long version on our channel -- https://youtu.be/aDeaPw7b6VY

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Les bateaux de pêche non pontés sont conçus pour naviguer au large, dans les eaux houleuses, à la poursuite des poissons de mer. Ils sont souvent équipés de supports pour cannes à pêche, d’arcs-boutants et d’autres accessoires de pêche en mer.

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MAPFRE crashes through the waves of the Southern Ocean.

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#oceanlife #sailing #atlanticocean #sailinglife #bigfish #marlin

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Dimanche 3 novembre, les conditions de départ sont soutenues, et Lipopette figure dans le trio de tête. Petite vidéo montrant le sillage du catamaran ainsi que la flotte des poursuivants

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