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It's ROTTEN! New FLOORING on our BOAT!

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Rotten to the core! We knew putting new floors in our floating tiny home was going to be a fair bit of work. But we had no idea just how much! Turns out we has some rot in our floors that we had to take care of. Which means fiberglass work…. but hard work pays off and and ultimately the the floors turn out amazing!
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@jandradventures 4 года назад

Well, our first refit video in a while, was kinda of a big project, hope you like it!

@srqlisa7881 4 года назад

Ryan many homesteaders are harvesting and they need help from volunteers who reap harvest rewards or money, is their an app for that? : 0 peace

@JustinCaseSolarPower 4 года назад

Nice job 👍🍻

@alansailing1387 4 года назад

Looks like a repair that is both structural and waterproof, well done

@russgaulke1364 4 года назад

You said the chain locker was leaking. Were you able to fix the source of the leak?

@scasey1960 4 года назад

It was an accomplishment just to watch all that work.

@drx1xym154 4 года назад

Next project on This Old Boat, with Bob Vila, Ryan & Jessica! ... . Nice boat, love the style - damn, that is a lot of work. Lock Down projects part 231!

@KristineS73 4 года назад

WOW! So impressed with this video! That floor looks amazing and you have come so far from when you bought Hona! Excited to see what's to come and how shes going to look! 😎📷⛵😍

@fudogwhisperer3590 4 года назад

Mix your thickening agent and your resin before you put in the hardner. For some reason it mixes a lot better.

@kelseycirrito1770 4 года назад

I came home to find all of my books on the floor! There is nobody to blame but my shelf ;)

@jeremiahjahn 4 года назад

I Hope you're going to keep these up every week in the comments now.

@kelseycirrito1770 4 года назад

@@jeremiahjahn I will do my best!

@RiggingDoctor 4 года назад

I always smelled something in your boat but thought it was my feet so I never brought it up 🤣🤣 When it comes to beautiful and structural fiberglass work, you are the man for the job!

@terrypen 4 года назад

4:15 LOL Is she saying "You break! You break!" haha

@christopherhoppe7508 3 года назад

Hold your speed square tight to edge of wood and use it as a straight edge for your power saw /carpenter trick.

@NaRoonStarrider 4 года назад

looks SO much better. good job!!!

@dennisdrexler5020 4 года назад

Great job! I like your attention to detail! "A job worth doing is a job worth doing well" and you nailed it!

@brianguthrie6955 4 года назад

Ryan it looks good your a work horse. Did not catch where the water came from, bridge deck should never see that happen. Fresh water plumbing Oracle condensate maybe. Brian and Becky svSunny Skye

@islandguy5 4 года назад

Ah sweat equity. Superb job.

@americanix7951 4 года назад

Great job whatever work we are not going to the moon 😍

@jasonstoltzman5517 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing, We appreciate seeing the real life experiences your channel has.

@ssmoot78 4 года назад

One tip for the saw I saw on RU-vid a few years ago and use all the time: Hold your circular saw’s shoe against the edge of your speed square. If you measure the distance of the blade from the edge, you can even add that measurement to make thing easier. Not only does this make for straighter cuts, it’s also safer since it prevents pinching the blade causing kickback.

@bja2024 4 года назад

Good work. I did my basement floor in about the same color. I know what you mean about sitting on the floor.

@Queen_Cheekie 4 года назад

Well done Ryan. The floor looks great. Jessica must be happy.

@Michael-cf9lf 4 года назад

Well done, hope you get back to sea soon. If you dry dock the boat don't forget about the time you hit bottom, i believe you said there was a small crack.. I've seen those before and usually water is absorbed, you'll see if you dry dock keep an eye on it a few days and you'll see.

@paulcollins9197 4 года назад

Don't you just love that multi tool. It is very nice to use on the boat.

@joeboggess3220 4 года назад

The floor turned out great. Love the use of PVC flooring material. Great job.

@SnowSkiingIsLife 4 года назад

This was great! I always enjoy seeing your can-do spirit at work. "Boat repair season" is year-round, though. Cruising season is boat repair season while underway in exotic locations.

@jandradventures 4 года назад

Very true!

@bilsabo 4 года назад

it looks good

@hharville50 4 года назад

Looks good! Good job

@paulcollins9197 4 года назад

Turned out good Jessica will be happy with you Ryan. Lol

@davidgardener4139 4 года назад

Great job

@p-dubya 4 года назад

☀️ Sounds like Kira will make a great retailer... "You break it, you BUY IT!!" 😂 😃 WOW!! Just watched thru the end for that Glamour Shot...Big Payoff for all that hard work! Looks phenomenal! Well done, Ryan! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@ghazihamzi 4 года назад

Looks fantastic! I just finished laying 1200sqft of hardwood in my home - and it wasn’t moving! Very professional looking job.

@nickcooper14 4 года назад

Love your refit videos, you do a top job every time you attack something. Keep it 🤙🏼🤙🏼

@beaushaw 4 года назад

Putting the flooring under the flages like that might cause you trouble down the road. LVP swell a lot when it gets warmed by the sun. Pinching it down will cause it to buckle. Your area might be small enough that the amount that it swells won't cause problems. Good job, it looks really good.

@volvomicke999 4 года назад

Nice work👍🏻

@secondstartotheright 4 года назад

Hats off to you! Well done!!!!!

@rickwilson3032 4 года назад

You can forget about the floor after that job! Well done!

@billflying2977 4 года назад

Looking awesome! Great job! I did that color in my basement and love it. You can't hurt that stuff

@HopeOfJoe 4 года назад

We just put in similar final flooring in our home. Works great ‼️ I have faith you will figure it out. ✨✌️✨

@michaeloconnor6333 4 года назад

Your fellow floor warrior thoroughly enjoyed your refit video. Looks great! Thanks for sharing.

@jacksbackable 4 года назад

Looks great now, the only thing I would have done differently, is to use foam rather balsa wood or your chosen replacement. Using any type of timber like that is yesterday’s technology. Foam doesn’t rot! Thanks for sharing. 😎🏖🌴☀️🇦🇺

@maxs9742 4 года назад

Nice solid repair - looks Great.

@ackack612 4 года назад

Great prep work and isn't that always the most important part. My only concerns are; 1, the flooring is meant to be a floating floor and 2, it's definitely not a marine product..... but you're not the first to use it on a boat. It looks great though, (if not particularly boat appropriate visually, more of the overall 'it's our home' affect and I'll be interested to see how it fairs long term. You worked hard and can be proud of the results!

@ackack612 4 года назад

I watched the end again, your decision to put the flooring throughout the boat was a wise one and should serve you well when you sell.

@chasemixon6327 4 года назад

Great Job Ryan! I'm sure the work was worth it!

@robertadamsmetaldetecting6324 4 года назад

To save a little money try U.S. Composites for epoxy. They are Florida based company and half the price.

@MrCalifornia1234 4 года назад

Nice work! My back hurts just watching.

@ontiltsailingdalehudson7170 4 года назад

That was quite a project!!! I replaced my bilge covers with the same kind of product also and it worked great! So you have the right Idea!!!

@samcarter2455 4 года назад

Depending on where you are, you might want to try Coosa Board for replacement of wood. It’s waterproof and strong.

@benghis_kaan 4 года назад

Nice work! I have replaced floors myself before so definitely feel your pain. The end results looks great!

@freaksord 4 года назад

Nicely done Ryan!!!

@TheEarthwinders 4 года назад

Great work! Projects like that are intimidating, and for good reason.

@hakubaholiday9006 4 года назад

Good on ya! Looks great. Can you tell us more about the leak? You mentioned its quite common in this model. It'd be great to find out more from you guys about it.

@maxkelter3561 4 года назад

Geez Ryan I thought my flooring in the house was hard to do. I'm down to my subflooring. Well it's not it's complicated. Thanks for sharing.

@sailingwind326 4 года назад

Good job that was hard core 👏 👍 💪

@brianpetersen3429 4 года назад

Nice job!

@TheBryantParson 4 года назад

Nice! We are about to do the same project, but our floors aren't (hopefully) nearly that bad. We were even looking at the same flooring! I was curious about if it would be better to wedge the flooring under or taper the edge to fit against the cabinets. I think I'm going to wedge it. Great video, thank you! I'm looking forward to the rest of the refit. If you make it up to the Chesapeake, let us know!

@steve69465 4 года назад

Great video, but 2 questions... 1, How did you get the tongue and groove to engage on the last row AND get it under the fiberglass lip, and 2, did you glue the floating floor to the small pieces of flooring in the hulls?

@IrishPirateMusic 4 года назад

Great job. That's a lot of work.

@nena4215 4 года назад

Brilliant Ryan, that poplar was a terrific out of the box choice! All your work was impressive and spot on perfect, very nice job. Was that flooring Lifeproof? We just used that for a kitchen and 2 bathrooms, same color, we loved it and it is easy to work with. Thanks for the episode!

@mcd858 4 года назад

What were you listening to during the cutting? Sounded awesome! haha

@mrmrlee 4 года назад

Great job on the repair! Not a catamaran fan, partly because I don't like boats with wood cored hulls.

@Centralbrazuca 4 года назад

Nice work! Looks really nice.

@CheersWarren 4 года назад

Hi Ryan,The poplar is not rot resistant so hopefully you used a lot of epoxy , the end frame makes no difference in this application.. Marine plywood would have been better if available , but still not as good as a rot proof product like ‘cossa Board’ if you could find it! You could also even used some ‘plastic deck board ‘ product . Hope you found the cause of the leak! Big ugly project nicely done! Cheers Warren

@FlyMeAirplane 4 года назад

nice job

@JustMe-pp1mp 4 года назад

Whew - Over a weeks work in 25 minutes. I thought you said boat projects took forever ( he said tongue in cheek ) Looks great :-)

@mikeh720 4 года назад

Looks great Ryan, nice job.

@waynemcphail7825 4 года назад

Great video, your daughter is beautiful!

@greghilton1375 4 года назад

You didn't mentioned if you found the leak.

@klouism1 4 года назад

Good job. I bet your little stiff and sore. Much respect we're getting it done.

@boatdude5 4 года назад

Great job, enjoy the channel. Thanks for sharing!

@smplyizzy 4 года назад

Very interesting and looks great. Very strange original construction. Maybe I missed it but how did you resolve the leak that allowed the rot. Also is not the plywood very vulnerable to Delamination without being top sealed?

@caseychan6909 4 года назад

I think I missed that too, where did the water come from and how do you prevent the water from getting in again?

@jacksbackable 4 года назад

Casey Chan he said it came from the anchor locker!?

@smplyizzy 4 года назад

I know where the water came from but what did he do to resolve the issue? That is the question.

@jimsbarg 4 года назад

I'm sure you have already made repairs as I am seeing this but I would of used nydacore over balsa and or marine ply nydacore is a honeycomb sheet that you can epoxy

@HopeOfJoe 4 года назад

OMG 😱 WOW ‼️ Jason. You do have talent.

@RiverWoods111 4 года назад

Where were you when he was looking for something to fix the core with? LMBO! I am not sure if that is the same stuff I was thinking of, but I was thinking something similar.

@larrydicenzo987 4 года назад

Very impressive video, thanks for sharing the entire process, I learned a lot. You did a great job! Did I miss you finding the leak?

@S.V.TeFiti 4 года назад

looking good captain... Aloha

@teddwyer9555 4 года назад

Looks good! Good job!

@jamesnowka7620 4 года назад

I love boat repair season! I have a question; why did you decide to use little blocks rather than a solid plank? Thanks for the knowledge, and thanks for posting.

@Teddy-V 4 года назад

Kind of have the same problem. But not the same. Have not fixed it yet.

@bradbusch9585 4 года назад

Looks great 👍

@Expat_Adventure 4 года назад

Man watching all your projects has convinced me I no longer want to buy a project boat. It looks like a continuous nightmare. I would rather be out sailing than fixing a boat all the time.

@CaptR.B. 4 года назад

Good job sir...

@philipkennedy8085 4 года назад

You had said the problem was due to the anchor locker overfilling and leaking into the cabin, causing the rotting. Did you find the place where it was leaking through? Maybe put in a bigger drain in the anchor locker? I'd love to know what you did to remedy it so water doesn't ingress. Also the flooring looks amazing throughout the boat. Great job

@jandradventures 4 года назад

Ryan cleaned the anchor locker really really well to make sure it didn’t clog again. :)

@Mr12frod 4 года назад

Jessica, what you think of your new floors? Awesome job ryan.

@jandradventures 4 года назад

Love them!!

@Planzman1 4 года назад

Cypress Never rots Even under water for 200 years

@matthewburns5053 4 года назад

Nice!

@h.v7461 4 года назад

Congratulations! You did an awesome job. My question is, did you ever find the leak and if so, did you fix it?

@jandradventures 4 года назад

Found a couple likely candidates. We think their might not be a single point of water entry. But if water does end up in the cabin it pools here. Example, if the AC condenser plate overfills or the windows leak a lot during a rainstorm or if the anchor locker drain clogs up with mud and overfills. All of these can lead to water under the floor in the salon.

@pmarr98 4 года назад

Looks great . Would like to know if you found source of leak

@keyaggie 4 года назад

Great job! You have a full on set of tools! Where do you keep them all on the boat? Any where did you dispose is the rotted stuff?

@jandradventures 4 года назад

He’s spreads them around based on frequency of use. the most commonly used ones are in the locker in the cockpit. Less frequently used tools are in safe compartments in the engine rooms or under the floors in buckets.