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I've had a look at some new FG yachts and the heads appeal to me since
they appear to be vitrually a plastic bubble with everything molded in (the entire head becomes the shower, the sink in molded in, etc.) I was wondering how I could mimic this concept in a steel boat. I could possibly build-up layers of spray foam around formwork and plumbing points (i.e. molded corners), sand it back, and coat with some appropriate finish, possibly light matting and a gel coat. Another possiblilty would be to find source of these little rooms from a home caravan manufacturer or yacht builder and fit it into the boat. Cheers, jimthom |
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