[Rhodes22-list] interior paint

[Dennis Frappier]

I am working on the cabin of a 74 that has nothing in the cabin but the
V-Berth and the concrete ballast forward of the centerboard trunk.  I have
cut a couple of 2x4 stringers and planned to put them about 6 in. from the
trunk.  I have epoxy coated the stringers and will also install the more
outboard stringers from 3/4 plywood for the step under the cabinet and the
seat area.  I am not sure if I should epoxy the fiberglass beneath the
stringers?  Any suggestions?  I am anxious to get the sole down so I can get
the bulkheads in especially the bulkhead with the compression post for the
mast.  Then I can install the new mast plate and mounting bracket for the
mast.  
I think I have a picture attached but this is the first post with picture so
I am not sure.  My centerboard trunk is different than the pictures I have
seen previously.  Suggestions are appreciated as I am a novice on this
project. 

Sincerely,

Dennis Frappier

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[mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of Graham Stewart
Sent: Sunday, May 12, 2013 3:28 PM
To: 'The Rhodes 22 Email List'
Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] interior paint

 Mike:
Interlux Bilge Coat gives a shiny tough finish that is resistant to
chemicals and seems to me to be abrasive resistant. I used it on my wooden
boat and am quite satisfied. It is cheaper than epoxy. Epoxy has no UV
protection and should be normally be painted anyway .
The floor stringers in my boat were replaced many years ago by a previous
owner with pressure treated fence boards. They were glassed in place and
have stood up remarkably well. I would be inclined to use 5/4 pressure
treated deck boards instead as the 1/2" fence boards as they give a much
larger edge area to screw the floor boards into.
I would definitely glass the boards to the hull and cover the rest with
epoxy.
The original stringers on my boat were placed quite close to the centreboard
cap making it rather difficult to get in to  the bolts to remove the cap or
get in with a sponge to remove bilge water. I plan to redo mine but place
them about 1" out from the current position.

Graham Stewart

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[mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of Michael Hellyar
Sent: May-12-13 12:52 PM
To: rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org
Subject: [Rhodes22-list] interior paint

Picked up a Rhodes 22. Needs TLC especially interior. Want to paint raw
fiberglass under seating behind cabinets and under cabin flooring around the
bilge trough. Whatever was there - appears to have been painted at some time
- has mostly peeled. Need to keep cost down but want washable clean looking
finish. Can anyone recommend type of paint or can epoxy be used 

Bilge trough wood frame ( my own term ) around the keelboard housing trunk
was under water for some time and need to be replaced. Any recommendations ?
Appears to have been glassed and tabbed to the cabin floor. Looks like
damaged wood still good enough to overlay with epoxy and cloth or just
thickened epoxy. Any suggestions ?

Mike Hellyar
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