Door Installation
Pierrick of VintagePlantations.com chocolate, and very good chocolate, wrote of his door installation as follows: Mike; Monsieur Mike of the doors…. I received the doors
March 8, 2017
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Pierrick of VintagePlantations.com chocolate, and very good chocolate, wrote of his door installation as follows: Mike; Monsieur Mike of the doors…. I received the doors
My just-finished set of cockpit floor grates for Paul Brother’s Catalina 320. If you have never had floor boards or grates for the cockpit, they
One of the most critical parts of building up the oil finish is to let the wet sanded layer dry a little increasing the thickness
In getting the best out of an oil finish I will apply two soaking coats of oil as discussed before. My favorite is to sand
After all the sanding and polishing to the desired finish often I will apply a wax as not only a sealer but as a non
If you are interested in a satin finish requiring low maintenance then an oil finish is the way to go. After the penetrating oil for
We have already gotten to the point of having finished with the penetrating oil and letting it cure. The next step is to decide whether
Finishing teak will be discussed next after the applications of Ship N Shore. First the sealing coats must be dry. This is easily detected with
In preparing for oil finishes I use Daly’s Seafin “Ship N Shore” penetrating oil before any other finishing. After sanding I apply a soaking coat
I like to talk about workmanship practices, quality of materials, and design philosophy. Under workmanship practices all hinge flaps and screws are hidden except the