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Sailing World Article

Postby darkstar32170 » Sun Mar 28, 2010 9:52 am

Has everyone seen the article about KWRW in this month's "Sailing World?" There is a nice section on "Bluto." I loved the statement from Ben about "Everywhere you drill, water squirts out. Hopefully I've eliminated most of the water in "Dark Star."
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Re: Sailing World Article

Postby Pterobyte » Mon Mar 29, 2010 11:23 am

You have an Airex hull core. Can you image being a C&C boat with balsa core where the hull is as wet as the deck! Ouch! My boat would have sunk by now. As it is my hull is dry, even where a repair in bow was done, what water got in was isolated and extracted simply enough.

We are packing for Charleston, wish us luck!

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Re: Sailing World Article

Postby mal624 » Mon Mar 29, 2010 4:05 pm

I had the same thing (squirting water) from mine when I did some recoring.
Good luck in Chaeleston Jim. Man I wish I could go. Maybe next year. someone should find my old boat and get him to go. its supposed to be in SC somewhere, but I have not heard word one about it since the day it left.

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Re: Sailing World Article

Postby admin » Thu Apr 01, 2010 4:03 pm

Uh-oh, sounds like the previous owner didn't do a very good job of keeping "Bluto" dry. Someone ought to "out" that idiot, if Sailing World hasn't already (haven't seen the issue yet).
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