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  1.    thibaultron reacted to a post in a topic: Best Marine Salvage Airbags for Lifting Sunken Vessels?
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    thanks in advance for any help
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    Hey everyone, I’m looking into marine salvage airbags for lifting a small sunken vessel (around 5 tons) in shallow water. I need something durable, easy to deploy, and with good lifting capacity. Are there any brands or specific models you’d recommend? Also, what’s the best way to position them for a stable lift without causing damage? Any tips on inflation, securing, or potential risks to watch out for? Would love to hear from anyone with experience using these in real-world salvage operations.
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    Thanks in advance for your help, and I look forward to learning from your experiences in this exciting hobby!
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    Hello everyone! I’m diving into the world of model boating and have a few questions. As a beginner, I'm curious about the best materials to use for building model boats. Are there specific types of wood or plastic that are recommended for durability and ease of handling? Additionally, what techniques or tools should I consider for achieving smooth finishes and effective waterproofing? I’d appreciate any tips or resources you could share.
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    I just bought the Model Shipways old solid hull kits of the USS Essex (large), the Mayflower, the Flying Fish, and the Rattlesnake for $1.00 each over the weekend at a garage sale! I have checked all the kits and they are all complete! It was an incredible find.
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    I’m thinking about getting an Airbrush. Does anyone here have experience with it? What would you recommend? What do you use it for? Thanks in advance!

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