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Old 06-30-2014, 04:25 PM   #13
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Default Re: Sign-up: How to wetsand, cut and buff a boat class

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Originally Posted by denis ware View Post
Hey Mike, When can you gives us a definite date, so i can book the flight, i just check for those two days not many left. thanks

Thursday, August 28th

Normally I start these classes at 5:00pm and go to around 9:00pm to 10:00pm depending upon how many people attend, how bad the boat is and how big the boat is.


Because this project will be shown on Ship Shape TV a few weeks after we do the work on the project it's important to have enough time to do the job right without rushing.

For these reasons I'm going to plan on starting this project at 9:00am

I don't want to cut our selves short plus this way there's plenty of hands-on time for everyone that attends.

There's no substitute for hands-on experience. At our last boat detailing project we had a young man by the name John all the way from his home country of India attend our class to learn these skills.




How to wetsand, cut and buff a gel-coat boat


John machine wetsanding the side of a boat hull using the Rupes Duetto with Rupes #3000 grit sanding discs.







So clear your schedule and make your travel arrangements to be here on August 28th.



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