May 12, 2020
I worked this afternoon to complete the interior trim installation. After bringing the completed v-berth insert to the boat and setting it into place, I turned to the completing the primary bulkhead trim. With several grits of sand paper, I hand-sanded the trim in order to remove saw marks and to round over the edges. After cleaning up of the surfaces by vacuuming and a quick acetone wipe down, I applied a couple coats of teak oil.
I then prepped the surfaces of the trim pieces that would dress the intersecting planes of the bulkheads and the cabin settees aft and then the bulkheads and v-berth forward. I sanded the surfaces of the trim where they would engage the cabin structure, as well as the settees, v-berth, and primary bulkheads. After cleaning up, I wetted the surfaces with epoxy resin and then bonded them in place with thickened epoxy - using larger chunks of concrete to weight them and secure them inlace while the epoxy cured.
I then mounted the balance of the v-berth trim forward, and then mounted the cabin settee trim aft.
Total Time Today: 2.5 hrs
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