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I envy Bobsprit.... when it comes to interior "wood" maintenance... all he
has to is 1 minute of teak oil and 2 hours of lemon scented Mop & Glo!!. CM - "Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... Real wood bends and warps. Real wood surface coloration is not uniform. The galley wood, nav wood and aft + forward cabin wood is all solid teak. The sliding panels and bulkheads & doors are veneer. Why haven't my real woods warped? More importantly...why does the wood in typical Cape Dory 33 still look great? Why don't the woods in a Tartan 34 warp and fall apart like Mooron's. All of these boats have real wood. Some have more than Mooron's and yet none look as bad. Tell us why. And while your at it, why did Mooron himself admit that the Nordica interior was poorly crafted? Tell us all, "Lloyd!" Bwahahahahaha! Real wood? BWAHAHAHAHA! Yeah, okay! RB 35s5 NY |
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