I'm considering painting the interior of the cabin on my Ty.
Curious for advice from those who have tackled this job. Appreciate any advice re:prepping, cleaning and paint choices selected.
Thanks in advance.
Ty3
Typhoon Weekender Cabin Paint
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Re: Typhoon Weekender Cabin Paint
Totally different boat, but I painted my bulkheads with house trim paint. Since it's interior work, you don't need to use a marine enamel. Paint is very forgiving. Give it a good cleaning and a light sanding, and paint. Paint is a one-way street, though. It's hard to undo it once it's done, so make sure you're committed to it before you start.
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Re: Typhoon Weekender Cabin Paint
A coat of varnish before painting would help to make this move somewhat reversible.
Tim
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Nonsuch 26 Ultra,
Previously, Sláinte a CD27
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Re: Typhoon Weekender Cabin Paint
Rustoleum makes a line of marine paints that are significantly lower priced. I used them on the wood and fiberglass interior of my Sea Sprite. Can't speak to the longevity as I sold the boat shortly after. It looked nice and went on well. Some Home Depots stock them or available via Amazon.
Walter R Hobbs
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