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| It was pretty cool outside so it didn't bother me to be completely suited up. I opened the door and put a powerful fan in the back of the garage to push the dust out while I was working. Under my leather gloves I have surgical gloves taped to my cover all suit. I'm wearing a face mask, goggles and respirator. The painters suit im wearing has the built in feet I have found this to be very useful anything you can do to keep the damn fiberglas from making you miserable. |
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| The fine dust you make when grinding is a combination of the Fiberglas possibly gelcoat if you had some there and the rock hard adhesive they used when manufacturing these boats in the 50's and 60's |
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| I used a four inch grinder with a grit sanding wheel. |
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| Having the respirator on for long periods of time can be very difficult. |
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| I have a little more grinding to do to the transom but not enough to have to suit up again. |
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| I was done ! I just finished sanding the bottom of the boat this day I started with grinding the floor but I wanted to be complete with the monkey suit. |
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Finally finished with the grinding and sanding the bottom of the boat. |
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