Hey guys, Tim here.
I have some left over marine vinyl from another project, and was planning on using it to re-cover those backrest, shelf fiddle, board things on either side of the companion way inside the cabin. I do not like the current color and thought they could use to be refinished.
I just had the thought that maybe I could make a new panel, and connect it in the middle to hide the winch a little bit. It would be high enough so as not to interfere with winch operation... what do you think? Excuse my crude drawing
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Hide the winch - C22
Hmm, I must say I like the idea. However I'm thinking of a time I was in rough water and needed to bring the keel up. I was getting bounced around a little and I think that that would have been in my way and caused some additional bruising on top of what I was already getting at the time.
Now if it was hinged and could be flipped up out of the way. That would be cool! Or maybe slide left or right out of the way. Or removable with pins or something.
Just idea's here, like I said I like the idea and look forward to your completed project.
Thanks
Alan
Now if it was hinged and could be flipped up out of the way. That would be cool! Or maybe slide left or right out of the way. Or removable with pins or something.
Just idea's here, like I said I like the idea and look forward to your completed project.
Thanks
Alan
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