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Wed, 10/05/2016 - 20:01

Celtic Cross

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Interior restoration

Our new and improved 1987 36 catalina
so what do you think?

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Rob & Lisa Mouatt
Catalina 36-JOURNEY

"Sail away, Sail away, Sail away!"
Enya-

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Fri, 10/07/2016 - 17:47

Catboat Willy

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Rob;
Wow ! Those white cushions certainly brighten up our darker teak interiors. What material did you use for cushions ? and are they new cushions or were you able to re-cover existing foam?
Was Lisa banging away on the old Sailrite or were they locally done ? I'm planning on doing the same next year and inquiring minds want to know !
Never the less - they look great !
Bill

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Bill Dolan 1990 Catalina C-36 MKI - Hull #1041 'Williwaw'
Std. Rig, Walk Through, Wing Keel
M35, Oberdorfer Conversion,
Home Waters; Charlotte Harbor & The Gulf Islands of Florida
'You are never out of work if you own a boat'

Fri, 10/14/2016 - 13:11

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We used a marine grade heavy vinyl in off white. New foam all around. Total cleaning sanding and urethaning wood work. It just about killed us! We started on the hard and finished up on the water...took about two months of diligent hard work and two well used 3m vapor masks! The fumes are killer. We got the vinyl in a full bolt off of eBay for around 130.00 and had about 1500.00 in new foam so less then 2000. For the cushions. We went for the newer style like the current Catalina's are sporting. Looks fresher smells like a new boat! Lisa of course put the colors together!
I say yes or no if I like it haha! I like it!

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Rob & Lisa Mouatt
Catalina 36-JOURNEY

"Sail away, Sail away, Sail away!"
Enya-

Fri, 10/07/2016 - 17:47

LCBrandt

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Super remodel! Classy.

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Larry Brandt
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2002 C-36 mkII SR/FK M35B

Fri, 10/14/2016 - 13:11

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Celtic Cross

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Thanks Larry!

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Rob & Lisa Mouatt
Catalina 36-JOURNEY

"Sail away, Sail away, Sail away!"
Enya-

Sun, 10/09/2016 - 16:55

knotdoneyet

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Inspirational and a really good job. What is on your faucet?

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2000 C36 MKII 1825

Fri, 10/14/2016 - 13:13

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Celtic Cross

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It's a directional spray end that when you pull down changes to high pressure, push up regular pressure. It just screws on the end. Found it at Lowes. Helps wifey keep the sinks clean...

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Rob & Lisa Mouatt
Catalina 36-JOURNEY

"Sail away, Sail away, Sail away!"
Enya-

Mon, 10/10/2016 - 08:02

BrentF

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I think it looks great. A lot of work but paid off handsomely..
Did you enclose the lower shelf to make it into a a/c duct? I have an '87 and that area above the port table is bookshelves.

What did you use to replace the old fake wood grain laminate?

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Brent and Janie Farler
"Salsa Caliente"
1987 Catalina 36 Hull #719
Lake Texoma, TX

Mon, 10/10/2016 - 13:07

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plebel

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Nice! Yes, very classy indeed.
Ours was also re-done in white, but vinyl (using original foam). Yes, really brightens it up, esp the white table tops.

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Paul & Ann   -
"Freestyle" -
1985 C36 #454   -
North Puget Sound, WA

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Fri, 10/14/2016 - 13:27

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Celtic Cross

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You are so right! The lighter colors just make it lighter and fresher looking! Yours looks great!

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Rob & Lisa Mouatt
Catalina 36-JOURNEY

"Sail away, Sail away, Sail away!"
Enya-

Fri, 10/14/2016 - 13:16

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Celtic Cross

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When we purchased Journey she had been outfitted with ac under the little table, as a result the lower shelf became a duct run. Our ugly laminate was replaced with real teak. Our table tops re laminated in white Formica.

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Rob & Lisa Mouatt
Catalina 36-JOURNEY

"Sail away, Sail away, Sail away!"
Enya-

Mon, 10/10/2016 - 20:53

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Talisman

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If you don't mind the question what is the cost of doing this?

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Enrique
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1998 36 MK2 Hull #1673
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Old Saybrook, CT Summer
South Glastonbury, CT Winter

Tue, 10/11/2016 - 19:54

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plebel

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Ours (above) had already been done when we bought the boat. Maybe Rob who started the thread can tell you what he spent.

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Paul & Ann   -
"Freestyle" -
1985 C36 #454   -
North Puget Sound, WA

Fri, 10/14/2016 - 13:22

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Celtic Cross

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If we had had it hired out? Probably out of our price range. Because we are the do it yourself originals...about 3000.00 US. A lot or sand paper, solvents, urethane, varnish in some areas elbow grease and mask filters! The pay off is she looks like a new boat. Lisa even made the runner out of a carpet remnant that she bound.

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Rob & Lisa Mouatt
Catalina 36-JOURNEY

"Sail away, Sail away, Sail away!"
Enya-

Wed, 10/12/2016 - 09:28

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VERY VERY NICE!

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Rob Kibler
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2003 C36 MKII #2124

Fri, 10/14/2016 - 13:28

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Celtic Cross

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Thanks very much for the nice comments! Much appreciated.

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Rob & Lisa Mouatt
Catalina 36-JOURNEY

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Enya-

Fri, 10/14/2016 - 14:44

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The white interior looks fantastic. Unfortunately the admiral would keelhaul me for the first grease stain. I

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Les & Trish Troyer
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Everett, WA
1983 C-36 Hull #0094
C-36 MK 1 Technical Editor.

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