Marinette Boat Forum

There was C teak trim all around the edge, I knocked that off to see the edge, it’s thick plywood that I’m gonna use to patch a too large of a hole that was cut into the galley counter top..

Oh, the door is 72” long, 2 5/16 thick about 18” wide and it weighs good.

I’ll have to cut into the door to find out, not very keen the the plastic stuff.

Treated teak. The question is will the teak used in the interior last as well on the exterior.?

I have a full size door that was for the rear head, I removed it, but need some new steps for the outside, will it hold up if treated?

I have a 1988 37’ Double Cabin with of course wood on the interior, doors and drawers, would this be the same teak that was used on the outside steps?

It’ll be a bit, those need to go down on a freshly painted hull, that’ll be done and everything needed on the dry.

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This one will be easier to get to.

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I see many still want to do it like it has always been done. I contacted a rep for this company and NO primer is needed but you can put one on if you want. But, all existing hull anti foul paint needs to be removed. I’m going to use this and an ultrasonic anti fouling to save from the monthly hull c...