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Old 20-12-2009, 11:47   #16
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Here's a couple better pictures.
I have the teak off the bilge at the moment.

Thanks

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I just bought some gloss spar varnish for the table and some trim.
Think It'll work?
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Thanks for the pictures I can see how it is set up now.

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