Salon Flooring

[Seevee]

Question:

If one needed a sub floor to put their new floor on, is there a better product than marine plywood?
Perhaps one more waterproof and/or soundproof?

[Bacchus]

Originally Posted by Seevee

Question:

If one needed a sub floor to put their new floor on, is there a better product than marine plywood?
Perhaps one more waterproof and/or soundproof?

Have you seen PNW Drifter's thread on Farell Trawler Rebuild?
He has done some amazing things w plywood coated w epoxy both sides and seams taped. Worth a look.
Also if you consider the Lonwood sheet goods adhesive recommended makes a difference what substrate it's applied to.
I used 2 different ones for different substrates.

[Drago]

I have the original teak flooring thru-out my 40' marine trader (33 yrs old) and the teak is in great shape, just needs to be refinished. Does anybody have any suggestions on how I can refinish and still live on the boat?

[Sailor of Fortune]

Originally Posted by Seevee

Question:

If one needed a sub floor to put their new floor on, is there a better product than marine plywood?
Perhaps one more waterproof and/or soundproof?

lots of decks are made out of sheet composite materials today. Corecell or others. Many of the new Downeast boats are built with no wood in them at all.

[Drago]

I just need to refinish it without leaving for a few days