Oday fix up question

[Flfishindude]

We are new owners of a 31 Oday. ( 86 model ) I have been able to find most of the things that I need so far but on this one im not even close. In the cabin I have a bunch of bolt holes exposed ( like where the winch is attached ). On some places they are covered by a plastic cover, sure would like to have some for the ones that are missing. I have searched for them by several names ( bolt cover, hole cover, hole cover plastic..... etc ). Can anyone help??

Thanks

Rick & Donna

[Perithead]

Not sure what you are describing here R&D....

Any chance we could get a picture?

[Flfishindude]

I will take a pic tomorrow.......... thanks

R & D

[Faster]

Sounds like exposed fasteners in the overhead (for winches, cleats, turning blocks etc)

You may be able to find some covers, esp if some areas of the boat already have them.. failing that you can dress things up some by adding polished acorn nuts in the visible areas or by fabricating something yourself.

[deniseO30]

I've an oday also the plugs for the holes in the hull liner or cabin are like the ones used in electricial work to plug holes in junction boxes. I've yet to find a sorce for them in plastic.

[deniseO30]

Multi-Purpose Plugs - Harman Corporation

[sailingcal21]

My O'Day 34 has caps over screws in the headliner from the headsail track. They look something like the ones from this web site: Silicone Tube Caps

[Flfishindude]

I am going to order some samples today, I will let the group know if any of them work. Thanks for the replys. I also found something that looks like them at widgetco.com.

[mitchie]

Try MoCaps. We use them in the auto inds.

[Hillster]

The caps are called knock-out plugs and the nylon/plastic ones used in the O'day can be found at Grainger

Hardware > Supplies > Hole Plugs > Hole Plug,Hole D 1 In,Wh,PK 25 : Grainger Industrial Supply


They come with 25 plugs per bag. Very cheap way to make an old boat look a bit like she did new