Interior wood refinish in FTL

Milky finish in older boats is likely caused by moisture.
Not knowing the extent of your problem, some improvement is possible.
Blush can be reduced.
Try a hair dryer, blush remover, dehumidifier, petroleum jelly, or MEK.

YMMV

2002 Viking SC 45

Contact Tom at Thomas Anthony Interiors.

I've used them for years.

They do most of the service work on the Westports among many others.

Try Wood Chuck Workshop - In Dania Beach and Ft Lauderdale . I have used them for 10 years, always first rate.

Call BMI refinishing in FLL

About how much did they charge for a panel and about how big was it?

X2. Very good. Good source for hard to find material as well.

I'd guess 30%+ over the lumber guys, but it would be exactly the right thing.

I have 2000 55 ft viking will ur ideas work for them rest of cabinets look great finishes not scratched

Your right about all of the above. Generally the reason they turn milky is because they used 1 type of stain that breathes, and then sprayed clear eurethane over it which doesn't breathe. I had about 7 cabinet doors redone, and had them all re-veneered which is the way to go IMO generally if you can get the matching veneer. It cost me around $150 a cabinet door. But, sometimes they can sand down the clear without getting into the veneer and re-clearing.

I own a Yacht Management business. So, it's obviously a wholesale price. But they were done by one of my neighbors who also happens to be the master woodworker for one of the large yards in Fort Lauderdale where he works as a subcontractor, so he does other jobs for other people as well. He did all of the veneer work and had someone else stain and clear them for him.

thank u for the response mine are all drawers anybody know a place in or around Destin