Project Log: Friday, May 1, 2015
I spent some time working on the transition seam between
the new cockpit paint and the other deck paint that I'd
applied earlier. I wasn't thrilled with how the
blending was going on the most visible area--the
vertical corners of the pilothouse and curvy part of the
coaming just below--so I masked off the area with foam
tape and otherwise as needed, and with a small sprayer
applied a few coats of the white paint over the area to
better blend the seam.
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After masking off the fresh white paint in the cockpit,
I applied the first coat of nonskid paint to match the
rest of the deck. |
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Pressing the original teak cockpit seats back into
service, I prepared them by sanding to clean off
remnants of old finish and weathering. |
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Total Time Today: 3.5 Hours |
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