Wet Locker
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moctrams
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- Location: 1982 Cape Dory 30C,Gabbiano,Hull # 265,Flag Harbor,Long Beach, Md.
Wet Locker
Just finished my latest project to add cedar stripsa to my wet locker. Cape Dory had a "leatherette" material and it looked bad as well as peeling off. Just wonering to varnish the wood, or to leave natural.
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Guy W. Leslie
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Re: Wet Locker
You've just given me an idea! That looks terrific....Nice work!
Guy
Guy
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Bob Ohler
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- Location: CD30 1984 Hull# 335 Aloha Spirit, Chesapeake Bay
Re: Wet Locker
Good looking project. I think it should be left natural.
Bob Ohler
CDSOA Member #188
CD30B, Hull # 335
sv Aloha Spirit
CDSOA Member #188
CD30B, Hull # 335
sv Aloha Spirit
Re: Wet Locker
I agree, nice work. The only reason to put finish on would be to avoid staining/marring. Cedar is pretty soft.
CD 30c #42
S/V "Bluesails"
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S/V "Bluesails"
+ 41.69989
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Re: Wet Locker
To prevent mold and other stuff growing in the wet locker, I installed a 12 inch vent unit in the door of the locker. It really helped in keeping the mildew down as well as keeping our wet gear dry. I also installed the same on the chain locker door. And that really helped also
Ken Cave
CD 28 Dragon Tale
Ken Cave
CD 28 Dragon Tale