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Looking Good

14 November 2010
I use a product called Honey Teak on all my exterior wood. It is an acrylic urethane enamel. After stripping the wood I can apply 10 to 12 coats of Honey Teak in one day and it last about 9 years. Tom Fabula with Signature Paints told me that if I scuffed up the surface and applied 2 coats of clear enamel every 2 to 4 years depending on where the boat was that it would last much longer. The new ports from New Found Metals look really good after coating the cabin sides.
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Vessel Name: Rapport
Vessel Make/Model: 1977 Cheoy Lee Clipper 36
Hailing Port: Topping, VA
Crew: Ron Koris, Gwyn Nethaway,DVM
About: I am a retired manager of West Marine in Deltaville, VA and my wife, Gwyn, is a retired veterinarian. We have lived aboard our Cheoy Lee Clipper 36, Rapport, since 2003.
Extra: Recent updates to our boat include: New Found Metals ports - awesome, Garmin 4210 Chart plotter with GMR 18 HD radar. Re-caulking cabin sides and re coating with Honey Teak, Great stuff!

Who: Ron Koris, Gwyn Nethaway,DVM
Port: Topping, VA