This season we completed the trim and doors in the main salon. The upper cabinet doors were sprayed with the final coats of varnished. A brass pull ring, latches and hinges were added to mount the doors. The maple rails along the top of the cabinet had to be modified to fit the new upper doors. These were varnished and installed also. The picture below shows just how dark and closed in the old interior was.
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Before shot of the old dark teak interior |
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After shot of the new light maple interior |
Upper cabinet doors installed |
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Upper cabinet rail mounted |
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Upper rail trim epoxied and clamped on |
Teak trim was added to the curved sections of the seating areas in the main salon. Two strip of teak were ripped to 3/16 thick to be able to bend around the curved sections of the seating areas. These were laminated in place with glue. Another teak trim piece was cut with a jig saw to cover the transition between the curved teak and solid surface countertop. These were all given 4 coat of varnish and installed with thickened epoxy. This completed the main salon.
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Teak trim bent around the curved salon seating |
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Teak trim laminated around the curved salon
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Top teak trim cut out of two pieces |
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Top teak trim pieces rough fit |
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Salon top trim pieces varnished |
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Top trim pieces epoxied into place |
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Starboard side salon pieces epoxied into place |
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View of the completed salon from the galley |
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Port side salon teak trim all complete |
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Starboard side salon teak trim in place |