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I noticed the stainless screws used in the window frames are a different composition than the stainless used in the door frames and grab handles. All were exposed to the same conditions in this spot, but only the window screws show pitting and green corrosion.

The stainless screws used on the window frames are different (green corrosion) compared to the stainless screws used in the door frames, and grab handles.

Old window frame screws (green corrosion) getting replaced with new stainless.

Thanks Bob. I bought the 291 based off of recommendations when bedding the cleats, but ended up using butyl for them. I'll use the Life-Calk for this application.

I have a cartridge of 291, but I can order some Boat Life if you think that's best.

The original drain basket was looking tired so it got a facelift with better function.

Plenty of room for the deeper basket underneath without affecting the drain angle.

Old drain basket was impossible to keep clean once it started to rust.

New deep drain with removable basket and lid.

Feels like the whole kitchen got an upgrade. Sometimes it's the little things that make you happy.

Looks awesome! What underwater lights are you using? We're just getting started on replacing some lights too.

Dual white/red cabin lights to replace the original white Lumasea lights.

Side-by-side comparison of the original (left) and new light (right).

Brighter whites, and hopefully stands up better to the salty air.

Finally some proper mood lighting for running at night.

Nothing wrong with the ultra high-def choice. :thup Sorry, we went off of group suggestions and ended up with a fixed icom m506 and the same handheld standard horizons.

As mentioned, each model has different frequencies that make them better suited for different depths and resolutions. Don't know if you've seen it, but here's their PDF to help choose the right transducer: https://www8.garmin.com/marine/PDF/transducer_selection_guide.pdf We were planning to be...

Canvas washing and treating with 303.

Canvas washing and treating with 303.

Canvas washing and treating with 303.