Refinishing cockpit coamings in-place
Moderator: Jim Walsh
Refinishing cockpit coamings in-place
Is there any feasible way to restore the cockpit coamings without removal? The forward part of the coaming, where it takes a 90-degree turn, is particularly hard to get scrapers/sanders in. I have toyed with removing them, but that seems like a lot of work to unglue them from the hull. Any suggestions?
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Re: Refinishing cockpit coamings in-place
For most of the work, I would rely on a 5" orbital-vibrating type sander (maybe with a vacuum attached) Then for the
tight spaces, an oscillating multi-tool with a modified, ground down narrow saw blade. Glue a piece of sandpaper
onto the blade with instant glue. Or, you could wrap or staple some sandpaper onto a narrow piece of wood and have
at it. Others may have better ideas. - Jean
tight spaces, an oscillating multi-tool with a modified, ground down narrow saw blade. Glue a piece of sandpaper
onto the blade with instant glue. Or, you could wrap or staple some sandpaper onto a narrow piece of wood and have
at it. Others may have better ideas. - Jean
Jean - 1983 CD 33 "Grace" moored in
Padanaram Harbor
Massachusetts
Padanaram Harbor
Massachusetts