Tearing out interior, 82’ silverton

[@36offshore]

PVC ship lap for the ceiling looks great and is easy to clean

[@neutonrenda2303]

The motion following was quite funny with you pulling at the carpet lol I ended up with my head bobbing with it.😂

[@neutonrenda2303]

If you don't mind wearing one, a tool belt can also save you multiple trips to fetch what you need. Load it with what you think you need for the job and you only have to reach down. Some don't like wearing it but it does work well, especially when you are working alone in different areas. Love watching.👍❤️

[@neutonrenda2303]

Congratulations on getting most of the nasty out, you stuck with it and I wasn't surprised to see the air up the t-shirt moment. Going to be worth all the work, will be looking out for your next video.👍

[@Lettsadventure]

@@neutonrenda2303 thank you for the support and watching!

[@rgarizonahomestead2729]

a light maple plywood would look liner vanished. have a lot to learn on rebuilding this ship. i would put in hard wood flooring it would last a lot long and look great. take care and have a wonderful day

[@Lettsadventure]

@@rgarizonahomestead2729 great idea! I like it. You have a good day as well!

[@jonmckinney2306]

It’s been 2 weeks I been waiting Sunday after Sunday 😂 when’s the next boat built video coming

[@bobwallace6812]

Countertops think about Coriander or something similar to that.

[@theabsolutetruth2024]

Try using a heat gun and scraper for the headliner glue before sanding. Also, maybe consider replacing counter on the starboard side with cheaper plywood, reinstall front and rear trim, then pour colored epoxy as an updated look. Just a thought.

[@Lettsadventure]

@@theabsolutetruth2024 great recommendation, thank you!

[@robertmcgregor7233]

Just a quick question i hope you dont mind But you pulled the sparkplugs put of one of your engines Petrol??? Is this normal in the US Most ive seen on this side of the pond use diesel (reliability/ cost) im not suggesting you replace with diesel I was just asking if this is normal in the US

[@neutonrenda2303]

Get used to moving shit around lol, when doing a project like that you are going to move the same stuff multiple times. There is no way around it unfortunately, just part of renovation. The toolbox is a great idea, as long as you put the tools straight back in it.👍❤️

[@theabsolutetruth2024]

I hate to be "that guy," but I suspect there might come a time when you might regret doing that type of work in flip flops. That's an almost guaranteed "🤬🤬🤬" just waiting to happen. 😉 Looking forward to future videos. Keep it going, and best of luck!

[@Lettsadventure]

@@theabsolutetruth2024 now that is the absolute truth! I’m bad about keeping good shoes on my feet lol thanks for watching!

[@mikeerstad3705]

Yup, lots of work but well worth it.... Make choices that you'll like down the road even if it cost a bit more.....

[@neutonrenda2303]

It looks a lot worse than it is, looks like it's particle board that rotted out. I would definitely not use that again, butcher block sounds great.👍