Thanks! The walls were just a high quality semi-gloss indoor house paint. can't remember the brand. I think it had some "anti-scuff" branding. Nothing super fancy. Rolled on with a 4" foam roller. The cabinets were mostly Rustoleum's Marine Topside paint. I used interluxe's topside paint too, but that seemed to yellow on me after a while. Rustoleum's paint also seemed a little more forgiving. With interlux you 100% had to apply it thin and wait 24hrs between coats. I rolled on the Rustoleum top side paint too but went back after initial application, and rolled out bubbles with a very very light hand. Waiting only like 30-60 seconds after initial application to roll bubble out. It's not perfectly smooth, but its pretty darn good. And perfect is the enemy done.

Thanks! :)

Thank you!

Thanks so much!

Good question. So the 410 has solid bulkheads unlike the 450. no risk of them collapsing. However in many places the bulkheads are not tabbed to the hull with fiberglass and I did find a handful of areas where the glue they used had separated from the hull. I fixed all of those with fiberglass tabbing. I also added a good bit of tabbing to places where the original glue was still good just to make the boat as strong as if should have been made originally. It's not 100% done, but its better and the boat creaks a lot less.

This is our old cat! lol

@@jandradventures Well, you are doing a great job...and I thank you for taking us along!

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Yeah. Fair question. Most of the doors have a cabinet latch on the inside. So you have to push them closed and it sorta snaps. That seems to be adequate to keep them closed while underway so far.

We feel like the white makes the space seem larger. :)

Thanks! Lagoon 440 is a good boat. We have no plans of selling anytime soon! Hopefully we see you guys out on the water in the future!