Mohawk product for 2002 passage 456

[discovery]

anyone know the Mohawk products used on the 2002 model year of the passage 456 I have some water damage on the port and starboard veneer in the main salon. The teak veneer and the solid teak pieces seem to be a bit different in color, overall I would say honey teakor a bit of pecan ?

 

[Tipsynippertoo]

Where are you based?

I used a self adhesive veneer to repair many stain damaged panels on my previously neglected 356. Available from:

For Mohawk aerosol varnish this is the stuff: http://www.mohawk-finishing.com/catalog_browse.asp?ictNbr=439

However, if you have light damage then using a Danish Teak Oil is very effective, just use a soft cloth and apply sparingly, it will make the dry light areas go very similar to the original. No sanding, just apply.......it's not expensive, maybe try it on an area that is out of sight?

Neil

 

[Jerry Clark H356 SV Persi]

My 356 was built late 2002. I think the Mohawk finish is probably the same as in the 2003 models they had their own internal cabinet shop. I doubt they used different finishes for different models. Here is what came with mine and is available on Amazon at a little over $20.00 per can.

 

[chuckwayne]

It's mostly about $20 a can on amazon, BUT - also on amazon Mohawk is selling it directly on amazon for $10 a can with free shipping