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    3270 Cockpit refurbishment.-gctid828590

    ​This was by far the most time consuming project. Actually started it 2 years ago with all the wood that I could remove in my basement over the winter.
    It involved completely stripping all the teak and applying 2 coats of west system epoxy with top coating of Sikkens Cetol natural teak and automotive gloss 2 part clear coat..
    All the vinyl around the cockpit was redone.
    The cockpit cabinet was rebuilt using 1/2 inch PVC sheeting retaining the original teak trim.
    Here's a few pics.
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    Last edited by colbournee; 12-09-2017, 07:15 AM.
    1987 3270 135-Hino
    Foxtrap, Newfoundland
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    #2
    Very nice!

    Lots of work in there...
    CapMartin, Montreal QC
    "Belle de Dalhousie"
    1986 3270 SOLD
    Volvo BB225B

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      #3
      Are you for hire? I did only a very minor face lift on my 3218 and know how time consuming it can be. Nice job.
      Dan
      Frostbite Falls, Minnesota
      Claudia V. III
      1988 - 3218
      Gas Drives

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        #4
        Beautiful! Makes me want to redo mine even more. I have to wait for next summer now.

        Greg
        Newport, Oregon
        South Beach Marina
        1986 3270 with twin 110 HP Hino diesels. Name of boat "Mr. Darcy"
        Past work history: Prototyping, tooling, and repair for Reinell,. General fiberglass boat repair starting in 1976.
        Also worked as heavy equipment mechanic, and machinery mechanic for over 30 years.

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          #5
          You set the bar pretty high!
          P/C Pete
          Edmonds Yacht Club (Commodore 1993)
          1988 3818 "GLAUBEN”
          Hino EH700 175 Onan MDKD Genset
          MMSI 367770440

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            #6
            Nothing looks better than a great shine on the woodwork.
            1992 4588
            WitchWay

            Seadoo Wake 170

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              #7
              That looks very nice!

              How did the epoxy absorb the cetol? Or did it just layer on top of the epoxy?
              Esteban
              Huntington Beach, California
              2018 Element 16
              Currently looking for 32xx in South Florida
              Former Bayliners: 3218, 2859, 2252, 1952

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                #8
                Very very nice, wish our 3587 had some exterior teak.

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                  #9
                  beautiful work!
                  Bayliner 3270 1987

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                    #10
                    Looks AWESOME! I found my 3288 about 3 years ago and started resurrecting her after many years sitting on stands in Dagmar's and finally got her to a state where I am just now starting to restore all the bright work in my cockpit. I'm using a similar process - two coats of epoxy followed by two to three coats of Pettit 2015 Flagship Varnish and one coat of Pettit 1015 Captains Varnish. It's SLOW going. Hopefully when I'm done mine will look as AWESOME as yours.

                    Paul
                    US Army (Retired), Federal Way, WA

                    1990 Bayliner 3288 - the "Janna Lea"
                    MMSI: 338181912

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                      #11
                      Baller!!
                      . . .It places the lotion in the Basket. . .and that basket happens to be in a 1987 Bayliner 3870 w/ Hino 175's

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