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Hi Everyone.
This video shows how an ordinary sailor dude who is not a carpenter replaces individual teak planks within an existing teak deck on our catamaran.
Some wood sections wear differently to others over time and I wanted to replace these as opposed to replacing the entire deck.
Our teak deck is 13 years onboard our full time cruising catamaran and this is the first time we will need to replace planks and sand the deck down. Because the deck still has a general overall nice feel and look to it, I’m wanting to do minimal sanding hoping a repair like this will get me another 4 years.
After looking for information I found a lot of videos on YT showing Teak Deck repairs but I didn’t see any where individual planks were being g removed and replaced so I thought this may help ordinary sailors / owners like me to get more time out of their teak decks.
Cheers everyone
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