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Old 18-04-2020, 05:48   #1
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Getting a perfect surface with wood?

Doing interior things, on the catamaran, may have to be done in wood in some areas.

If you are building say, a bookcase out of plywood, how do you get perfect surfaces for paint? And make it in such a way that the paint never peels off?

I’m trying to make things as water resistant as possible, with a perfectly smooth surface for a high gloss, and might have a little gaps here and there to fill. What would you fill the gaps with?

Basically, how can you take wood and make complicated boxes and structures with doors, yet have it come out looking like perfect modern cabinetry? And have it being somewhat water resistant like modern cabinetry is? There will be lots of changes of temperature and humidity.
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