Thanks Chuck. Did you put on a polyurethane or varnish over the stain?
--- In [email protected], masad...@... wrote:
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> When I did the same project on Bloody Mary, I took a piece of the old
> bulkhead to a paint store to match the stain. I used a combination of
> different stains to archive an extremely close match. It was trial end
> error on
> scraps but It is hard to tell the difference in the original starboard
> bulkhead and the new port bulkhead.
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> Chuck
> Bloody Mary
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> In a message dated 2/8/2010 10:10:28 A.M. Central Standard Time,
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> Sunday in 36 degrees I removed the port bulkhead. Lots of rot. While my
> search continues for a suitable replacement here in TN I would like the
> groups
> opinion about what finish to use. I assume I will use epoxy to seal the
> edges but would like to match, somewhat the other finish that the factory
> used. I thought about Cetol but don't yet no if the replacement ply will be
> teak. The port bulkhead by the way is about 26" wide X 42"tall.
> Doug
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