Sanding interior

Well, it has come time to sand the old boat's interior (first time in my 4 years of ownership). Really only the fore section, and the rower's area, needs to be sanded. Which is my question, should I leave the area that is still in good shape, or should I just sand the complete interior, and go from there. I realize it might be more of a personal choice/opinion, yet I am curious on what the common concensus is. Thank you!

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Permalink Reply by mitchell on March 10, 2009 at 6:51pm
High traffic areas like the front seaters floor board ( damn the guys who wear spikes and don't keep the rubber mat taught, just kidding) and the rowers floor platform get it a sanding and varnish at least once a year. The whole inside including all floor boards, every other at the most. Think beer, sun, sander and face mask. Helps the process.
Permalink Reply by Brad on March 10, 2009 at 7:11pm
any preference on a striping agent vs. just plain ole' sanding? Jason of Montana Boat Builders advised after striping, using an epoxy, and then a varnish.

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