🔨We are ripping out everything from our sailboat for a complete renovation.
🎨We are using marine-grade plywood and waterproof glue for durability.
🪚The renovation process involves laminating, edge banding, sanding, priming, and painting.
💡The interior color scheme is a combination of gray and white to create a classic yet modern look.
🛠️We recommend tackling boat renovations by sections rather than ripping everything out at once.
What kind of wood are you using for the renovation?
—We are using marine-grade plywood, which has a waterproof glue for durability.
Why did you choose a gray and white color scheme?
—We wanted a classic yet modern look and the contrast of dark wood with the gray and white interior creates a visually appealing aesthetic.
What is the process for renovating the boat interior?
—The renovation process involves ripping out everything, sealing the wood, laminating and edge banding, sanding, priming, and painting.
Is it necessary to rip everything out for a boat renovation?
—We recommend renovating boat interiors by sections rather than ripping everything out at once to minimize risks and maintain sanity during the process.
What challenges have you faced during the renovation process?
—One of the challenges we faced was keeping track of all the small pieces and labels as they often got painted over. However, with perseverance and determination, we were able to overcome these challenges.
00:00We are embarking on a complete renovation of our sailboat interior.
02:51We are using marine-grade plywood and waterproof glue for durability.
04:20The renovation process involves laminating, edge banding, sanding, priming, and painting.
10:03We chose a gray and white color scheme to create a classic yet modern look.
13:25We recommend renovating boat interiors by sections rather than ripping everything out at once.
