Kerenza
Well-Known Member
Tek dek been down for 2 or so years, very pleased. Obviously different to the original real teak in the cockpit, which tends to look scruffy when compared.
Note though - when lines rub across sharp edges such as top of comings etc. they will leave a shiny ridge.
Also think carefully in the planning stage- two mistakes, one was to cap the top of the locker lid, which limits, luckily only a little but luck rather than judgement, how far it opens, and over enthusiastic covering of the compound curves on the cockpit floor. This has created low spots where water can collect.
Everyone who sees it comments how much the look of the boat has been lifted.
Note though - when lines rub across sharp edges such as top of comings etc. they will leave a shiny ridge.
Also think carefully in the planning stage- two mistakes, one was to cap the top of the locker lid, which limits, luckily only a little but luck rather than judgement, how far it opens, and over enthusiastic covering of the compound curves on the cockpit floor. This has created low spots where water can collect.
Everyone who sees it comments how much the look of the boat has been lifted.
