My cabin liner is in need of tear out and replacement. What material have any of you found to be the best to install?
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ceder.....
I have started replacing my interior hull liner with tongue and groove ceder. They are made for closet liners and are rather inexpensive. (Home depot). The only problem after removing the old material has been fitting and glueing in verticle battens to which I have screwed in the horizontal ceder planks. (the ceder comes in lengths from 1 ft. to 4 ft. and is about 1/8 in. thick
I have started replacing my interior hull liner with tongue and groove ceder. They are made for closet liners and are rather inexpensive. (Home depot). The only problem after removing the old material has been fitting and glueing in verticle battens to which I have screwed in the horizontal ceder planks. (the ceder comes in lengths from 1 ft. to 4 ft. and is about 1/8 in. thick
very helpfulYou guys were very helpful. cedars intriquing but seems like a ton of work ... but the look would probably be super. using vinyl ... when you took off the old and laid it out, does it deal with the compound curving well? that approach seems to be the easiest.
liner?
when i ripped my vynal off my bulkheads i just built up the glass footprint with resin then gel coated it so it could be wiped clean,i am assuming this is what your talking about and not really the liner of the boat since it does have an inner liner.
when i ripped my vynal off my bulkheads i just built up the glass footprint with resin then gel coated it so it could be wiped clean,i am assuming this is what your talking about and not really the liner of the boat since it does have an inner liner.
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