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Ready for sanding, staining, and finish. These panels were coated out on back and edges with epoxy so that they will not again be affected by water.
The repaired panel installed in the forepeak. That's Makore veneer and is not readily available; I had to scrounge a bit from concealed areas for fac
Ready for sanding, staining, and finish. These panels were coated out on back and edges with epoxy so that they will not again be affected by water.
Clamping and gluing.
The panel from the head was in terrible condition. (The head port opens and apparently had been left open occasionally.) That's the inner face venee
The panels and other trim components from the forepeak being stained to regain color and urethaned.
Clamping and gluing. The port cutout was very handy. Otherwise, I'd have had to ballast the stack of glued veneers.
Work in progress.
DHeckrotte

Ready for sanding, staining, and finish. These panels were coated out on back and edges with epoxy so that they will not again be affected by water.

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