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Bruce In Bangkok wrote:
On Mon, 30 Nov 2009 14:40:35 -0500, "mmc" wrote: I've heard cherry is a good alternative to teak and was wondering about using the plastic deck lumber for things like handholds, toe and rub rails. Anyone here have experience with plastic lumber for exterior trim? My own solution is Stainless Steel. In fact the motorboat I'm working on right now has no wood exposed on the exterior of the boat. Everything is painted fiberglass or stainless. I sympathize with those who want the wood :because it "looks better" and can only say that if you must have wood then be prepared to pay for it; in both cash and labor. Cheers, Bruce (bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom) The late model copied of my boat all had stainless steel grab rails instead of teak. I'd trade in a heard beat if I could, because now it's time to strip and refinish the wood... |
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