Interior piece identifying

[DesertAlbin736]

Is that really "Sand Beige" color? or "Oyster White" you used?

Yes it was "Sand Beige". Not much different than Rustoleum's regular "Almond" color paint for metal. It's a little bit lighter than the almond-like color of the fiberglass, but close with a hint of yellow in it. The Admiral wants carpet over it anyway. Better paying $16.95 per quart than paying $45 for Interlux.

[hetek]

Last summer, my brother and I made all new marine plywood panels for my 1977 Albin 25 deLuxe, using the old, delaminating originals as templates. Then we applied 2 coats of epoxy to seal them. The exposed cockpit floorboards were later painted with two coats of Petit epoxy nonskid paint.

I had the same problem as you: Trying to remember where they all go! When I figured it out, I layed them out in their general position in my driveway and took a picture, for future reference.

Note that my cockpit floorboards around the engine box are not the original Albin shapes. I did not have the originals for these so I made it up as I went. The cabin and locker panels are the originals shapes, though.

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[jerridsc]

Good idea. Helpful to see the pieces laid out that way.

Jerridsc