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Teak
We had let the teak go too long, so we stripped it down to bare wood and started over.  What a project - Gypsy Wind has a LOT of teak!  But she looks soooooooooooooo beautiful!  I don't have pictures of everything, or the whole process, because I was busy working on the teak rather than taking pictures - but here are a few...

Teak
Getting down to bare teak took some elbow grease - but it was worth it.  We sanded all of the old
Cetol off - and there were several coats to get through!

Teak
Heidi sanding the teak grab rails.

Teak
Harry working on the toe rails.

Teak
Toe rail down to bare wood.

Teak
Teak around the cockpit with Cetol Light applied.  We used four
coats of Cetol Light and topped the teak with three coats of Cetal clear.

Teak
I wish I had a before picture of this.  The companion way door looked
nothing like this.  We stripped it down - including the louvers - and
they turned out fantastic!

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