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Wally wrote:
I'm replacing the cockpit instruments (wind dir, speed, knot etc) in my sailboat and of course the holes are different. The original ones were cut right thru the cockpit combing gelcoat/glass - so have some big holes I can't use. The solution seems to be an overlay face panel - but what material - - not teak - too hard to keep up, - lexan/acrylic - starts to look bad after some years, - electropolished stainless - but what finish - don't want a mirror - aluminium anodized - maybe - hard to find good anod in So Cal? Any other suggestions. It needs to be about 30" x 7" Consider a door kick plate in brass. You need not polish it, just let it go "natural", or paint it. Bonus, it's not magnetic, unless you use it as a conductor for some of the instruments. Not advised. Terry K |
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