hi richard , try Flexacryl , can be applied in wet or dry conditions ( i've used it to seal roofs in pouring rain)
read pdf in link for more info , will stick to a wet blanket
http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.js...4&id=10990#
full stave hardwood boards would add a LOT of weight to your boat if 40 mm thick,.
and i would think you would need to make sure they are well sealed on back/front and all edges moisture would cause them to warp.
price must be very competitive as they retail about £100 a metre,
got any oak ones btw
best way i found to remove silicone sealer is to use white spirit
before the silicone has fully cured , i "grouted" my floor tiles
in kitchen area with it , washed down very easy.
plus if i need to take a tile back up it's just a matter of cutting
along the joint with a sharp knife....
btw , tiles are bedded on silicone too
i am currently fitting out my boat with oak ply and solid trim etc...
i use Le Tonkinois Oil Varnish , best stuff i've ever used , finish is second to none.
http://www.letonkinoisvarnish.co.uk/VarMain.html
i have the grinder attachment you drew in your sketch , i bought it about 14 years ago £65 , could not find one
on google but found this....
http://www.brandontoolhire.co.uk/directory...p?idproduct=450
very similar.
hope it helps
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