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| Hatch Replacement projects |
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The Freedom Row Hatch replacement project wound up taking me about three years to complete. Mainly because I was
competing with project space.
Check it out if you have an old teak hatch that the core has rotted out of.
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This project was the most recent bottom painting project. It was not major. During my first
bottom resurfacing project I learned alot about boats. Unfortunately I did not own a digital camera at the time.
I do have hard copies of photos of the project I will post when I have time to scan those. In the meantime this story
will show you a little about annual maintenance.
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| Bulkhead Replacement Project |
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One day as I was reaching into the port closet for my slicker, I was suprised to find out that it
was stuck to the aft bulkhead closest to the flip up bunk beds. Upon pulling out my slicker I noticed some small black bugs
and fuzzy stuff like mold on the bulkhead. When I reached in to clean off the bulkhead my fingers went right through the
wood. It was all rotten, after 30+ years it appears that water had created more damage. Here is the story on how I repaired
it.
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