The Cape Dory Board

condolences here too but I wonder if we could talk about marine glass.

It seems foolish to have glass that when cracked, lets in water. What a weak spot!

It seems to me that some sort of sandwiching technique is in order? Tempered glass sandwiched over plastic maybe? Does such a thing exist?

Out of curiosity, is it cheaper to hire someone to sail it to its new berth for you? I'm assuming it is in working condition.

pictures to come after the weekend!

Neil, I know Roxy is always scantily clad....

And Warren

It is still too cold here in the NE for the scantily clad crowd.

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He (boat owner) got the nitrate treatment stuff at west marine just now and we'll give it a try. I'm sure he'll let you all know how it works. He said he was going to flush the head tanks really well with sea water first and then fresh before charging it. Here's to a smell free sailing experience fo...

Thank you both. Can one add something that releases oxygen into the tank or in some other way helps the aerobic bacteria?

wince

Try oxyclean or baking soda as a scrub.

Does anyone know of a product to chemically treat tank waste from the head that doesn't contain added masking fragrance? I'm allergic to perfumes and would like to find something to replace what is currently used.

Has anyone heard whether the boat is salvageable? What does one do in that situation?