I own an older 30' Sea Ray (1985). I have noticed that mant of the newer Sea Rays have beautiful highly glossed wood interiors that looks very nice. Is it feasible to take my dulled wood/vaneer that is prevelent throughout my boat, and give it that updated shiny gloss look?
Interior Varnish
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Capt. Bill1
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It could be done. But it would be very difficult unless you could pull all the wood out of the boat and have it refinished with a spray on high gloss finish. On larger yacht we have specialists come in and bag the whole interior to spray on a high gloss finish. Can be a major PITA and very costly.
You might get some of the look you are going for with a brush on finish done while the wood remains on board. But it would be difficult to get that high gloss polished out plastic finish look.
Personally, I think that type of finish used on all the wood surfaces on board makes the wood look fake.
You might get some of the look you are going for with a brush on finish done while the wood remains on board. But it would be difficult to get that high gloss polished out plastic finish look.
Personally, I think that type of finish used on all the wood surfaces on board makes the wood look fake.
