CM 32 Pictures

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Sweet Images!

After having gutted the interior of my own boat, a CM26, and rebuilding all the cabinets and woodwork and electrical wiring, I can really appreciate the workmanship and time you put into your vessel. Thanks for the photos!!  I have to say, every time I see photos from other owners, I see a little detail I can steal - I like the mast support for transport that fits into the saddle. Nothing more than a couple pieces of 2X4 but an idea I will certainly use myself!!
Thanks again and congrats for the craftsmanship!!
terry s.

Great repair job!

What kind of paneling/plywood did you use for the cabinets?
Thanks,
MikeC

I'm sure you're directing that question to Beauherbert but I thought I'd throw my two cents worth in - I built a frame using popular and then used 1/4" thick Luan plywood to cover the frame. This plywood is available at Home Depot stores and costs under $14.00 per 4X8 foot sheet. It's commonly used as floor underlayment and is somewhat water resistant as it comes.
  I covered all surfaces with West Systems resin (inside and outside of cabinets) to seal it well. As trim I used a trim, also available at your local Home Depot, made of resin. It's available in a variety of finishes (Walnut, Oak, Pine) and really easy to work with. I chose the pine as it contrasted well with the Luan Mahogany natural finish of the cabinet.  I'll snap some photos and load then here in the next couple days.

That is a good idea about the mast support with the 2x4's! KISS. Think I'll have to steal that one as well.