Thanks: I am using Cetol on some other outside pieces
and it does work great. I was actually thinking about
removing the toe-rail wood and installing something
else, I have a cracked section that needs TLC.
any thoughts?
FYI
Was having issues with my new used boat because it has
a little to much weather helm. I figured out that with
the center board partially down it actually rounds up
less than with it all the way up in the trunk. It was
counter intuitive but it actually makes sense because
it provides more lateral resistance further back on
the boat making it fall off and balance perfectly.
Also noticed my topping lift was tight and maybe I was
not flattening the main enough. can't wait to try it
this week. It was blowing 12 to 14 and was carrying
a 165% head sail
am
--- calebjess@... wrote:
While I love the look of oiled and varnished teak I
find that the toe
rail varnish breaks down quite fast requiring
seasonal maintenance. I
suggest you apply teak oil, rub with acetone and
finish with Cetol
clear or marine or both.
I love not having to replace the points on our A4!
Good luck
-----Original Message-----
From: morell_21114 <morell_21114@...>
To: T27Owners@...
Sent: Sat, 23 Jun 2007 11:11 pm
Subject: [T27Owners] toe rail replacement
I am re-finishig my exterior wood. Any info or
suggestions about what
to do with the toe rail. replacement information
etc.
Today I replaced the points with an ignitor system
(magnetic pickup
that replaces points).
It works great.
thanks
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