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![]() "Wally" wrote in message ... 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" Hi you can use carbon fibre weave or cloth covered with clear coat epoxy. Rey |
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