Nice work. One tip for the teak seams - you can cut them down with a sharp tool. It will make it easy to sand the teak when the seams are not up but level to it. 8mm of old burman teak will last at least 15 years. The reason why there was no sealant in between the teak and gelcoat for the peaces you replased is that the sealant tends not to stick to the gelcoat, and it comes loose in some years. I have seams that i need to fix due to this issue in my boat. 😮
Tips: Investigate different pans to improve power efficiency when heating water and food. It makes a huge difference. I have found that the ones with really thick bottoms work great on a stove top. Cheers.
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Nice work. One tip for the teak seams - you can cut them down with a sharp tool. It will make it easy to sand the teak when the seams are not up but level to it. 8mm of old burman teak will last at least 15 years.
The reason why there was no sealant in between the teak and gelcoat for the peaces you replased is that the sealant tends not to stick to the gelcoat, and it comes loose in some years. I have seams that i need to fix due to this issue in my boat. 😮
The deck is going to look fantastic again, long may it last 🎉
May the deck be with you.
Tips: Investigate different pans to improve power efficiency when heating water and food. It makes a huge difference. I have found that the ones with really thick bottoms work great on a stove top. Cheers.
Very nice and tedious job…Well done..
Thank you! ☺️
Imponerande arbete ni gör med båten och väldigt trevligt att få följa med via tuben!
Is the deck also glued down ?
Yes 😊
Do you work at Candela?
Yes Thomas does 😊
What is that man of yours going to do with all his spare time now ???? not having to do dishes and cooking meals quickly
Haha I think we’ll find something 😂