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  • ToddL214
    Finished!
    Those replacement bulkheads look great and appear to match well to the other woodwork I can see in the photos. I'll try to figure out how to...
  • Captain Grey Beard
    SERENITY
    You can use both panels at the same time. Because they are completely seperate sytems. The only reason you have a master over ride switch on you...
  • Captain Grey Beard
    SERENITY
    I am replacing the original panel all together. The original panel is not waterproof and is down by the floor. I'm also adding circuits. The...
  • Captain Grey Beard
    SERENITY
    Yes, you can have the DC panel & the AC panel active at the same time. They are electricity seperate systems.
  • hudson_rogue
    SERENITY
    And you don't have an override like on a house generator breaker, you just make sure all switches except your master/battery switch are off while...

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Beautiful november in North Georgia. You can see the reflection of my brick house with window, and a red maple tree in the hull. When i started on her,she was pretty chalky. I love the way gelcoat restores. after working with paint and gelcoat, i like gelcoat alot better.

Beautiful november in North Georgia. You can see the reflection of my brick house with window, and a red maple tree in the hull. When i started on her,she was pretty chalky. I love the way gelcoat restores. after working with paint and gelcoat, i like gelcoat alot better.

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What you use is not as important as how, but in finishing it helps. Wet sand beginning with 600 grit, in a CIRCULAR motion (hard for a woodworker to accept) with light body massage type pressure. spray your sandpaper to clean it every 15 seconds / or often with a good spray bottle in your non-sanding hand. Work up to 1500, then begin to buff, again lite massage type pressure. slow speeds.

What you use is not as important as how, but in finishing it helps. Wet sand beginning with 600 grit, in a CIRCULAR motion (hard for a woodworker to accept) with light body massage type pressure. spray your sandpaper to clean it every 15 seconds / or often with a good spray bottle in your non-sanding hand. Work up to 1500, then begin to buff, again lite massage type pressure. slow speeds.

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After much experimentation with products and techniques, these are the final products used to finish. My Girl was moderately oxidized, meaning no shiney spots at all, but not as bad a a piece of chalk. To get a reflection, you MUST USE WET SANDPAPER. Trust me on this, you cannot get a gloss by just buffing, even buffing several times over and over again.

After much experimentation with products and techniques, these are the final products used to finish. My Girl was moderately oxidized, meaning no shiney spots at all, but not as bad a a piece of chalk. To get a reflection, you MUST USE WET SANDPAPER. Trust me on this, you cannot get a gloss by just buffing, even buffing several times over and over again.

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A good case for finishing your teak. It is just too pretty this way as opposed to the "ignored gray" finish alot of people use. I used cetol "natural teak" as recommended by appleman.

A good case for finishing your teak. It is just too pretty this way as opposed to the "ignored gray" finish alot of people use. I used cetol "natural teak" as recommended by appleman.

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I fashioned the floorboards from cherry. I used a lighter stain on them and used cetol because it is not slippery as polyurethane. I initially put sand on it, but sanded it off as i didn't like it. it does not seem slippery.

I fashioned the floorboards from cherry. I used a lighter stain on them and used cetol because it is not slippery as polyurethane. I initially put sand on it, but sanded it off as i didn't like it. it does not seem slippery.

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refinished all teak, i used a cabbott "red mahogany" and cabbott polyurethane semigloss. I setteled on cabbott after trying a couple of other brands. I am glad i painted the bulkheads, they show off the teak.

refinished all teak, i used a cabbott "red mahogany" and cabbott polyurethane semigloss. I setteled on cabbott after trying a couple of other brands. I am glad i painted the bulkheads, they show off the teak.

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I painted the areas i repaired with interlux brightside. the "grand banks beige" matched the non skid closely. You can see that i raised the area at the chainplate slighly to keep water from puddling around the plate.

I painted the areas i repaired with interlux brightside. the "grand banks beige" matched the non skid closely. You can see that i raised the area at the chainplate slighly to keep water from puddling around the plate.

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Diving with Baracuda in Turks & Caicos

Diving with Baracuda in Turks & Caicos

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Crossing the bay to New York

Crossing the bay to New York

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Sitting on our mooring

Sitting on our mooring

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My refurbished dinghy

My refurbished dinghy

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The inside of our Oday

The inside of our Oday

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Just dropped into engine compartment

Just dropped into engine compartment

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Engine sitting on dock

Engine sitting on dock

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We used the main boom to pick the engine up and drop it into the engine compartment

We used the main boom to pick the engine up and drop it into the engine compartment

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IMG 0736

IMG 0736

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IMG 0728

IMG 0728

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Maxie 72 dpi #2

Maxie 72 dpi #2

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Stbd tack 72 dpi

Stbd tack 72 dpi

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Heading home under the Eggner's Ferry bridge on Kentucky Lake.

Heading home under the Eggner's Ferry bridge on Kentucky Lake.

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H34 Stern

H34 Stern

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H34 port close

H34 port close

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H34 Starboard

H34 Starboard

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Rogue under sail on Kentucky Lake

Rogue under sail on Kentucky Lake

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