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BruceK

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Vessel Name
Sojourn
Vessel Make
Integrity 386
I photographed these, before the degrade/refinish cycle restarts by refitting them. The letters are in yellow gloss oil paint which lasts well, with Cetol TGL Gloss Plus over wood and letters. Getting the boards back to bare wood using heat gun and scraper is easy, avoiding the letters as the yellow just needed one recoat.This time I applied a diluted teak stain to restore the wood color and reduce the depth of sanding, it will fade, but they`ll look good when they go on.
There is always something satisfying about restoring a timber surface, especially when the boards are the originals from launch in 1981.
 

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Beautiful! Old School Charm (like us);)


Forky
1983 Present 42 Sundeck
Twin Lehman 135's
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Bruce,
They look AOK - Malagari still has the boards but a PO used screw on chrome letters - which look good to me too.

cheers

George
 
Nice work Bruce . They are going to look great when installed .
 
Greetings,
Mr. BK. I like the look but will admit, not ever having noticed the name of your vessel before, that the first thing that came to mind was..."Andrea". Need a second cup of coffee badly...
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Those look really nice!
 
Very classy, Bruce.:thumb:
 
They look Great--- You can do mine any time!


JohnP
 

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