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CANDChelp wrote:
1/8th inch thick plates will suffice in S/S on your sized vessel. Use a thick epoxy to "back" the plates onto a curved surface.. slightly tighten the plate so the uncured epoxy Care to actually aid the fellow and tell him what kind of epoxy? Would a 'marine' epoxy be a suitable material? One with 'thick' written on the tin? (As opposed to 'thin and runny'.) By 'thick', I take it that Mooron means something that would be suitable as a filler, given that the idea is to fill the gap between a flat plate and a slightly curved ceiling. Anyway, what should I do about the paint/antifoul on the rudder? Paint first, feather the edge and then antifoul over it, or antifoul first, feather, and paint over the edge of the antifoul? -- Wally www.makearatherlonglinkthattakesyounowhere.com Things are always clearer in the cold, post-upload light. |