squidge
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Hi I used it to make a new sink surround in the galley and a saloon table. Looks great and is standing up to the enviroment well.
all in all very pleased.
all in all very pleased.
Teak interior joinery project, am I being too ambitious?
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castaway
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Have you considered a resin top eg corian? Can be made up by a supplier to a template and will include hole for a basin, and is waterproof and will probably last longer than the boat.
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I am just looking at this option to smarten up my galley and fwd heads/shower area, although its all is sound condition, the 35 years old look is a bit drab (as SWMBO never fails to comment )
I noticed whilst sailing an AWB a few weeks back that all interior wet areas were finished in what I assumed to be 'Corian', so done with care I think it is just right for a little winter project.
Ive never used it, but I understand its all workable with regular tools and I would think that with a few templates made on board could be fairly simple to fabricate.
Regds Nick
Have you considered a resin top eg corian? Can be made up by a supplier to a template and will include hole for a basin, and is waterproof and will probably last longer than the boat.
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I am just looking at this option to smarten up my galley and fwd heads/shower area, although its all is sound condition, the 35 years old look is a bit drab (as SWMBO never fails to comment )
I noticed whilst sailing an AWB a few weeks back that all interior wet areas were finished in what I assumed to be 'Corian', so done with care I think it is just right for a little winter project.
Ive never used it, but I understand its all workable with regular tools and I would think that with a few templates made on board could be fairly simple to fabricate.
Regds Nick
tcm
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agreed, much better to use Corian or suchlike. teak will go gently black as splaskbacked water seeps into the endgrain.