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[Loun]

I removed the monkey fur, glued plywood furring strips to the hull:

[img]/media/kunena/attachments/vb/679878=27069-2012-04-14_15-42-11_894.jpg[/img]Then I attached the finished wood to the furring strips:

[img]/media/kunena/attachments/vb/679878=27068-2012-04-29_15-14-21_413.jpg[/img]

[Guest]

That's beautiful. What kind of wood did you use? Is it tongue and groove?

[dmcb]

Simply beautiful.

Doug

[MidnightSun]

Really nice. Thumbs up x2.

[yachtman]

I love that look that is what i have planned for my boat.

[Guest]

wow that is really something, a whole different look. Great work!

[Guest]

That's really lovely. Nicely done.

By the way, when I read the subject line, I first opened the thread expecting I'd need to edit or delete something!

Loun wrote:
Check Out My Wood

[Loun]

It is actually poplar finished with water based stain and poly. The water based brings out the grain in the poplar makes it look like a more expensive wood. I did the same thing to the wall behind the bed in the aft berth. If you use oil based stain it ruins the look of the poplar's grain. It is not tongue and groove, I ripped the boards, routed the edges and sanded.

[Woodsong]

VERY well done- top notch job and it looks great.

[joeydiver]

Woodsong wrote:
VERY well done- top notch job and it looks great.

+1, looks great!

Joey

[Guest]

Nice Wood!

[Guest]

Really a nice job! What glue did you use for the backing strips.

[Guest]

SWEET !

Now you can truly say "Hey any one wanna check out my WOOD ? ":kidding

[msd58]

Loun wrote:
I removed the monkey fur, glued plywood furring strips to the hull:

http://baylinerownersclub.org/media/..._894.jpg[/img]Then I attached the finished wood to the furring strips:

http://baylinerownersclub.org/media/..._413.jpg[/img]

Great work!