I reported earlier on the woeful state of the platform supporting the marine toilet in the head.
Bruce did his usual outstanding job of designing and building a new support as well as preparing the floor for painting. The work was not as easy as it sounds and required a good knowledge of glues, fillers, and coatings.
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New framework in place |
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New base in position. Note access to space below. |
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Head painted and ready for new toilet |
Early in the week Bruce gave me the "all clear" for moving in and painting the area. I had already prepared, primed, and painted the ceiling bulkheads and various recesses with the usual "No Rust" primer and two coats of "Northane" 2-pack paint. By Thursday evening the toilet and floors areas were painted and I handed the head back to Bruce for procuring and installing a new marine toilet.
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