Teak cockpit sole
- Thread starter sully22356
- Start date
- Status
I used Dri-Dek panels
for my cockpit floor, trim and snap together. Several colors to choose from, I used white, needs cleaning. Not as good looking or as firm as teak. The Dri-Dek panels have a tendency to move around under foot when heeled but otherwise comfortable. My cockpit drains well, so I don't know how much good the panels do.
for my cockpit floor, trim and snap together. Several colors to choose from, I used white, needs cleaning. Not as good looking or as firm as teak. The Dri-Dek panels have a tendency to move around under foot when heeled but otherwise comfortable. My cockpit drains well, so I don't know how much good the panels do.
done 17 years ago
by a previous owner when he purchased new. I don't know if it was factory fitted or done by the dealer. The cockpit sole and all locker covers are solid teak. Looks very good, and still in excellent condition after so many years. Needs some very fine sanding by now, but that is all. I (as have POs) haven't varnished or oiled, so it has reverted to a grey-ish colour. I would hate to think what it would cost to have it done now, though.....
by a previous owner when he purchased new. I don't know if it was factory fitted or done by the dealer. The cockpit sole and all locker covers are solid teak. Looks very good, and still in excellent condition after so many years. Needs some very fine sanding by now, but that is all. I (as have POs) haven't varnished or oiled, so it has reverted to a grey-ish colour. I would hate to think what it would cost to have it done now, though.....
- Status