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Old 02-02-2006, 11:26 AM
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Default Re: Thru bolt hull to top - advice wanted

When I did my boat I pulled the cap off the boat to replace all the balsa lamination. When I put it back on the boat it was kind a like putting a plastic top on a Tupperware container it’s a snug fit. I used a crowbar it different places to assist me in this process. I didn’t have any areas that didn’t match up with the original holes of the cap and hull either. But if you did you will find many that would match up and I would put your screws in those first and then work from those locations all around the boat. As for new screws I replaces approx 20% with new ones due to either rust on being a little bent or the top stripping out a little. We all need to remember that stainless doesn’t mean STAIN FREE. As for the sealant 5200 is the way to go as Hermco said.


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