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namlak

We are looking for a cockpit grate for our 1986 Catalina 34, anyone have suggestions?  We live in Ontario Canada.

Jeff Kaplan

namlac, look in the projects page, 6/1/03, dan harrington has complete instructions for making the cockpit grates out of mahagony. it's on my to do list, just haven't got there yet. good luck...jeff
#219, 1986 tall rig/shallow draft. "sedona sunset" atlantic-salem,ma

Sundance

Take a look at the Buy / Sell section of the website, I am selling my cockpit grates.  Feel free to email me at plautzjm@hotmail.com if you are intrested.  I can tell you that the shipping may be the most difficult part, but it is doable.  Here is the link http://c34.org/bbs/index.php/topic,3522.0.html , if you want I am willing to sand and refinish with a diffrent type of Cetol finish. Let me know.
Jeff
2001 C34 #1581
"Sundance"
Sandusky, OH

gerard

This another option: a full teak cover installed in the Netherlands by my Dutch Catalina dealer.


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Gerard de Graag   # 1751
Herkingen Marina
the Netherlands

wind dancer

Gerard,

That's looks great!  :clap

Quote from: gerard on August 14, 2008, 12:58:23 PM
This another option: a full teak cover installed in the Netherlands by my Dutch Catalina dealer.


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Jay Guard, 1996 Catalina 380, #3, "Aquila", Seattle

Allan.SVCarina

#5
I'll second that Gerard, it looks very nice.
Allan R
# 2216 (C 36 MKII)

Joe Kern

I will thrid that.   WOW!

Joe
Joe Kern
2005 Catalina 34MKII
Hull # 1717
Merritt Island, Fl

crieders

I  got the same set when my wife's cousin saw them in an antique shop in Conn.
I refinished them and they look great
Cliff Rieders, c34 tall rig, 1990, hull #1022

Jon Perry

My 1987 that I purchased out of Sandusky last year has identical grates.  I refinished them and used Cetol.  After a fair amount of research, I determined that was probably the best finish to hold up year after year with the water exposure. So far, so good.