Lonmarine Flooring

[Capt Chad]

Has anybody used Lonmarine flooring. We're about to re do the master head on our 46c and we need to pull up the flooring to address a soft spot about the size of a quarter. Lonmarine's Teak and Holley looks pretty close to the wood floor in our galley. There is some curvature in the floor so I'm looking for something with a little flexibility. I'm just wondering about quality and durability.

[Eddieclemons]

I just finished up installing Lonseal in my heads, and so far it's doing wonderful. Wow, I can't speak to the durability just yet. I spent a lot of time getting the old adhesive off the floor and two layers of flooring. I also skimmed the floor with a leveler. The stuff is very thick and easy to work with. I can send you a sample if you wish?

[Eddieclemons]

Let me know the sizes of your pieces you may need. I may have them left over. Depending on what colors you're looking for. I have the solid teak and the teak and ivory.

[Capt Chad]

Thanks Eddie! Ill PM you my address. It would be great to be able to look at a piece before I order some.

Have you looked into upgrading the counter tops? We're thinking about doing some kind of overlay but haven't got very far on that one.

[motoryacht lover]

I have had it in my boat for about 10 years now. Holds up very well.

[Scarlett]

8 years on our boat, looks like new still. One thing if you do decide to go with Lonseal be sure to use there adhesive, it is far superior to anything I have seen. I have installed it in quite a few boats and made the mistake of using an adhesive I got at Home Depot.