I’ve got a lot of mahogany bits that need varnishing. That ICA polyurethane is stinky stuff, so I want to do a lot in one fell swoop.

Sanded and ready for ICA


First three coats turned out great!

Compared to the “before” version, it’s quite an improvement

The beam looks good, too

First coats on the aft stateroom head sliding door box look nice

V-berth moldings, hatch trim rings, and aft stateroom entryway mahogany bits look great when varnished

Nice!

Next day, sand and repeat

Sand with 220 grit Mirka Abranet

then apply three more coats of ICA




Looking very good
The next day, I installed the varnished mahogany door jamb.

Wetted out with US Composites 635 epoxy, then add dollops of wood flour-thickened epoxy

I applied epoxy to the bulkhead with a slight curve in it

And clamped the new door jamb in place

Leave it clamped in place and go home
Next up in our 1969 Chris Craft Roamer 46 Refit: Aft Stateroom Headliner Installation II