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What I did last night

Started by Mike8560, July 15, 2011, 06:34:55 pm

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Mike8560

July 15, 2011, 06:34:55 pm Last Edit: July 15, 2011, 07:53:41 pm by Mike8560
Well I did my teak over last week
http://i782.photobucket.com/albums/yy102/Mike8560/seacraft/689886d2.jpg
leaving the upholstery badly needing to be done.  
So last night I  went from this
http://i782.photobucket.com/albums/yy102/Mike8560/seacraft/c1ff929f.jpg
to. This
http://i782.photobucket.com/albums/yy102/Mike8560/photo-92.jpg
if this is the original post it's the best one I've encountered  the wood 3/4" sealed marine plywood was like new.
Waiting on a new motor head so I'll do the rest of the seats now.

JuneC

Purrrrty  ;D

Nice work, Mike.  Who'd have guessed all that was just "under the covers"...   You probably just upped the value of that by $900. 

June
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Peppy

OOoooooo! Aaaaaaahh! Nice touch! Did I miss the post about your new boat? I don't remember hearing about it.... but if it gunna look like this thing I wanna see the rest of it!
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bobbin

Wow Mike, your application of "elbow grease" and the spiffy new leaning post cover really makes a  difference.  From BLAH to AHH.  Looks sharp. 

Mojo

Awesome Mike. As always your work is fantastic.

I own a Wellcraft Elite. Elite means lots of teak. Lots of teak means lots of work. After seeing the awesome job you did on your teak I am going to bring my boat down and let you redo all my teak for me. Call me when its done. :)

Great job. Love the back cushion too. :)

Chris

kodydog

Skipper Mike. You'll be out catching grouper before you know it. Nice job bud.
There cannot be a crisis next week. My schedule is already full.
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Mike8560

Thanks guys hey chris this was my last boat
http://i782.photobucket.com/albums/yy102/Mike8560/BLue%20Dolphin%201/100_1872.jpg
and there was more teak on thevbridge and the cabin was llot more

fragged8

starting to look good there Mike, ,you're more industrious
than i am.

Motor head ? you have engine problems ?

My sailboat had teak seats and coamings and I used to varnish it
because the wood grain looked so nice, but after a couple of months
the varnish began lifting I gave up and left it to go silver.

Rich

Mike8560

Ya rich I used to oil teK but it goes to  pot. So fast my brother had a 72 32 ' Trojan flybridve and every spring we would be cleaning and oiling the entire deck was teak an
long with the handrail and gunnels Ect for days. Now I used ephanes from west marine. Sand and clean the teak then it a varnish but it dose t yellow and crack like regular old house varnish   
The motor is a 150 evirude a guy owes me a favor so he is installing a new powerhead in trade

Mojo

July 16, 2011, 02:54:23 pm #10 Last Edit: July 16, 2011, 02:55:46 pm by Mojo
Mike:  how long is it lasting ?

What are you sing to clean it with ?

Chris

Mike8560

Chris it is ephanes spelling? From west marine
this had deep grooves in the teak  there was the leanin post console teak and trim on some bow storage hold and rod racks.  I just sanded then to clean. But you can use deks olay cleaner. And then oil if you like. 
I would only get maybe 6 months before it looked to be getting bad with oil.

Mojo

How long will it last using varnish ?

Chris

Mike8560

July 17, 2011, 06:30:35 am #13 Last Edit: July 17, 2011, 07:23:43 am by Mike8560
I'm sorry  I get allot more from varnish especialy if it's covered in say about 3 years uncovered but I've alwas sold my boats lately by that  time

Mojo

Thanks Mike.

I am sick and tired of screwing with the teak. The oil routine is getting real old and this harsh Florida sun just sucks the lifeblood out of it and before you know it your oiling it again.

I have teak on the front of the bow, a full length teak swimming platform, teak trim around the cockpit, teak trim around the rear seating area and three teak doors in the floor.

I think I will got ahead and do what your doing so I don;t have to screw with it for 3 years.

Chris