Well, honestly I do not know exactly how many hours it should be, but it's basically the last thing that is done,so the time ya mention here is surely right, :yep:

Sounds contradictory but the paint must be wet when the hull enters the water.

Uses, undercoat with low VOCs, Teflon-based dry quickly, but I know in the past at other boats, which took longer to paint ... and there it was rarely dry when launching,:hmmm:

I thought it was another word :yep:

Yeah, hence the explanatory follow up :)

I was on the verge of reporting you.

Nearly. :O:

I believe you........nearly :03:

Good that you have come so far, you've got this thing out of the world, on which the words used in previous conversation,:sunny:

The view from our video conference room. :sunny:

http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/8700/sunsetxr.jpg

^Beautiful, and the sun in the sky :up:

A canny looking setting sun :sunny:

At least it meant the rain had stopped. Today was very wet.

^Just like a woman :D

Never had you down as the crude type.

The ones I know, believe me as kind and trustworthy, apart from them people sitting behind bars, they probably have a different opinion, just like everyone else are welcome to have.