Fiberglassing 101
With the right safety precautions and a bit of practice, sailors can tackle small projects and repairs themselves.
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With the right safety precautions and a bit of practice, sailors can tackle small projects and repairs themselves.
When carrying out fiberglass work, it’s important to know the distinction between primary and secondary bonds.
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With the right safety precautions and a bit of practice, sailors can tackle small projects and repairs themselves.
When carrying out fiberglass work, it’s important to know the distinction between primary and secondary bonds.
Dufour Yachts walks us through the process that goes into building a fiberglass hull, from the mold, to the fiberglass hull that’s ready for finishing.
BOATBUILDING Part I: By understanding modern composite construction, boat owners and buyers can weigh the merits of costs, materials, strength, and value.
The flagship of Bavaria’s Cruiser line is as comfortable as it is enjoyable to sail.
The latest—and largest—in Bavaria’s Cruiser line of Farr-designed sailboats sports a slew of new features.
The Nautitech 441 catamaran has a convenient, well-thought-out central cockpit and potential as a true bluewater voyager. Boat Review from our August 2012 issue.
The purposeful 62-foot Oyster 625 is a remarkable, state-of-the-art example of contemporary yacht design and construction. Boat review from our August 2012 issue.
The Fuji 40, with an S&S pedigree, offers a roomy interior and a sea kindly motion. “Classic Plastic” boat review from our August 2012 issue.
A Chesapeake Bay test sail reveals a boat that’s set to head to sea.
Trade-wind frolic and full-moon revelry mark the Jeanneau America rendezvous in the BVI. Owners gathered for good times that included plenty of sun, sailing, a full-moon party, a Caribbean barbecue feast, and even a pirate-themed celebration. From our August 2012 issue.
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