What to Do with Old Holes in Cabinetry

[svcattales]

Originally Posted by SV Escape Plan

In the process of my rewire and removal of a generator I wont be using anymore I am left with several holes where display panels were mounted. I need to figure out what to do to fill these holes. Im reusing as many as I can with the new distribution panles and AC breaker panels but there are still a number that need filling. They are all in varnished teak plywood and square. Do I try to get teak ply and make a plug and match or revarnish? Do I cover up with pieces of thin starboard, lexan, solid teak?

I had the same problem when I replaced DC panel... size of new panel didn't cover all the holes of 4 small panels. I cut a piece of 1/4" plexiglass big enough to cover all the holes and then cut out a hole just the right size for new panel. I painted back side of plexi with black spray paint and it makes the front side look very cool... high gloss black. See pics:

[SV Demeter]

Lots of good ideas here thanks a lot folks!

[FrankZ]

Here's mine:

[Mike43]

I had a hiccup with post #15 -Sobraon- link. opening tabs like a machine gun -84- before I shut browser down.
I'm computer challenged. Did anyone else have any experiences or should I just mind my own business in the future?

[Pau Hana Daz]

Originally Posted by Mike43

I had a hiccup with post #15 -Sobraon- link. opening tabs like a machine gun -84- before I shut browser down.
I'm computer challenged. Did anyone else have any experiences or should I just mind my own business in the future?

Worked fine for me - just wanted to run an add-on (which I declined)

[sobraon]

Mike I hope it was just a hiccup. Our web site www.sobroan.com is admistered by Talkspot. Ken Willliams (a fellow cruiser) owns the company and it has been very reliable and boater friendly. Send me a PM if you have a problem so that I can forward it to Ken.

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[Mike43]

Thanks for that. I thought my computer was going to melt and i didn't have any spare barrels.