Brian_B
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I just realised we've renewed the cockpit teak to match the dog!
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luty
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and you've put a special dog urinal just below the hatch cover!!!
DanTribe
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He [or she?] seems to approve, judging by the grin.
It would match even better if you painted some black lines on the dog.
It would match even better if you painted some black lines on the dog.
Brian_B
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She has a black nose, lips and eye liner!
Also, before we'd finished she sat on the wet sikaflex!
Also, before we'd finished she sat on the wet sikaflex!
stevebirch2002
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Lovely dog, oh the boat is ok too!
Is she a staffie? Mine would never get near the boat!
Is she a staffie? Mine would never get near the boat!
Norman_E
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Nice teak job. Did you do it youself?
(If so I want lessons!)
(If so I want lessons!)
gardenshed
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Nice wee dog but I'm more interested in how you got the teak done.
What's the secret?
What's the secret?
Brian_B
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She's a Jack Russell called Titch.
Brian_B
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We had panels made, removed all the old wood, repaired the GRP then stuck down the new wood and finished it off.
When I say we, SWMBO did most of the skilled work.
When I say we, SWMBO did most of the skilled work.
stevebirch2002
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She aint very Titch!!!
Ruffles
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I just realised we've renewed the cockpit teak to match the dog!
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Look gorgeous. The wood that is.
Were you replacing the teak? I only ask cos we've grp seats in our cockpit with a knobbly non-slip finish which is very is worn. I'd love to cover the lot in teak.
Is the wood set into the surface or fixed on top? Is it glued or screwed? How thick is it?
I can think of 2 immediate problems. Firstly our seats have a curved top. Second the hinges on the locker would have to be moved to cope with the thickness. Oh, and I haven't got any money!
I just realised we've renewed the cockpit teak to match the dog!
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Look gorgeous. The wood that is.
Were you replacing the teak? I only ask cos we've grp seats in our cockpit with a knobbly non-slip finish which is very is worn. I'd love to cover the lot in teak.
Is the wood set into the surface or fixed on top? Is it glued or screwed? How thick is it?
I can think of 2 immediate problems. Firstly our seats have a curved top. Second the hinges on the locker would have to be moved to cope with the thickness. Oh, and I haven't got any money!
ShipsWoofy
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The wood looks fab
next stop the
poodle parlour then!
next stop the
poodle parlour then!
