Re-installing sole

[Steve W10]

Like Cory, I remember someone once posting something about those aircraft washers and when I first saw it I thought they would work really well.  I searched and searched on this forum to no avail.  Here's what I found outside....

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/hapages/stainlesswashers.php

[cmainprize]

Those are the ones, the article is from the tech notes 2010 called cabin sole options.

[Ron Hill]

Cory : Nice washer.  It should do the job, but the T&H sole screws are all in the corners so there is no trip hazard.

Anyone interested - You might want to check "Fastenal" and see if they stock or can get them/price?   
A thought

[patrice]

HI,

I am in the process of redoing my floor boards.
Some have been missing some finish to protect the wood, and got some ''gray spot''.  On a normal piece of wood, a good sanding would take care of it.
But in our case, I can't sand the similiwood.
Any stuff you know that would remove this.

Thanks

[Ron Hill]

Pat : You have to be careful on sanding, because the teak/holly vainer is very thin. 

Try some teak brightener and see it that doesn't help.  A thought

[KINGAIR350]

I would recommend the aircraft recessed washer instead of the button type much cleaner install, i think you'd be pleased #6 screws and washer and if you dont have a pattern ill send you pictures w/ install pattern that i used . I also used Tuf Shield appx. 4 bas sealer and 8 top coat sprayed after it was all stripped with a heat gun (low heat)and and a cabinet scrapers steel and a little time J.A.T.