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    Welcome to the new YachtForums!

    Carl, Thank you for your relentless work. You have created a valuable resource and endless source of entertainment!! T.T.
    Post by: T.T., Oct 4, 2014 in forum: General Yachting Discussion
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    Boat transport company for Philippines to San Francisco route?

    I met a delivery crew of two on a cat at pier40 S.F. I was impressed with this Capt. and young son.
    Post by: T.T., Sep 28, 2014 in forum: Yacht Transport Ships
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    Living on a yacht; expenses

    “The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco.” Twain
    Post by: T.T., Aug 9, 2014 in forum: General Yachting Discussion
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    We Interrupt Your YF Cruise For an Important Message…

    Excellent images Tom, thank you!!
    Post by: T.T., Jun 18, 2014 in forum: General Yachting Discussion
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    Teak Deck on an SF

    Solid teak steps can have several grooves routed across them. Fill the grooves with deck caulking and you have a raw teak non skid step.
    Post by: T.T., May 15, 2014 in forum: General Sportfish Discussion
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    Non skid cleaning tips

    Barkeepers makes a soft scrub like product also. Seems to be a finer abrasive in the liquid product. Both Barkeepers have oxalic acid in them.
    Post by: T.T., May 13, 2014 in forum: Technical Discussion
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    Boats arriving in Mallorca

    HTM09, Thank you for the great images and commentary!
    Post by: T.T., May 12, 2014 in forum: General Yachting Discussion
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    Rock the boat...

    Thank you Carl, you really do set a high standard.
    Post by: T.T., May 9, 2014 in forum: General Yachting Discussion
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    wall coverings

    One way to make a lot of teak more interesting is to matte the larger panels and gloss or satin the trim. If the veneer is shot from water...
    Post by: T.T., Mar 25, 2014 in forum: General Yachting Discussion
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    Canvas Cover for Life Raft Canister

    Have Tom at Coast Marine (Fisherman's Wharf), or Sal at Sal's Inflatables (Alameda) take a look for you. Both do excellent work and you will...
    Post by: T.T., Mar 13, 2014 in forum: General Yachting Discussion
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    Anchor shackle & swivel

    Gentlemen, please accept my apologies for dropping the ball, or shackle as it were. I found a Suncor shackle and with a bit of machining, fit...
    Post by: T.T., Mar 6, 2014 in forum: General Yachting Discussion
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    Best Bedding Compound?

    Thank you Chasm! I have seen this tutorial and applied these principals with good results. With thru bolted fittings, butyl tape is superior to...
    Post by: T.T., Nov 30, 2013 in forum: Technical Discussion
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    Best Bedding Compound?

    What are you bedding, to what surface, and what type of fasteners?
    Post by: T.T., Nov 26, 2013 in forum: Technical Discussion
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    How to protect varnished teak cap-rails?

    David, Coelan finish looks great! I can't wait to see how "TIKI" looks with this finish. Stabilizing the moisture content in a controlled...
    Post by: T.T., Oct 24, 2013 in forum: General Yachting Discussion
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    How to protect varnished teak cap-rails?

    I agree with Capt. J. With any varnish system, the failures are generally seen at the joints first. Expansion and contraction due to temperature...
    Post by: T.T., Oct 24, 2013 in forum: General Yachting Discussion
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    Theoule Sur Mer (South of France)

    Excellent video!!
    Post by: T.T., Sep 21, 2013 in forum: General Yachting Discussion
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    Stephens

    Anyone recognize this one?
    Post by: T.T., Aug 27, 2013 in forum: Vintage & Classic Yachts
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    Varnish Repair.

    The depth of this cut is a quarter inch. I did not mention depth in my explanation, but this seems to solve the varnish problem. Scribe out an...
    Post by: T.T., Jun 19, 2013 in forum: Technical Discussion
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    Varnish Repair.

    I found an image of a cap rail with above mentioned method.
    Post by: T.T., Jun 19, 2013 in forum: Technical Discussion
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    Varnish Repair.

    This condition is the result of the joint moving from the boat flexing, and/or expanding and contracting with temperature change. I successfully...
    Post by: T.T., Jun 19, 2013 in forum: Technical Discussion
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