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Spent 3 years 8h/day renovating, yet didn't bother with a fresh coat of paint...
Yeah it didn't look overly 'finished' did it...
Not sure whether those yachts have a single or multi skinned hull but the few times i did something like this on smaller dinghies the best option was to put water in the boat and see if it came out whilst on dry land - because then you could tell whether when you put it in the water the water would come in.
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