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The Veridican,
Though the answer felton provided is not wrong, if the boat is modern rotation molding material the epoxy may not bond to it. It would help a person that might be able to provide a more complete answer if you gave us a hint what the boat happens to be. Matt Colie Veridican wrote: I want to put in some hiking straps. This means I have to screw a couple of (I don't know what they're called) fittings onto the deck of my boat. Here's the question: if I want to have a bolt and a nut, how do I get behind the deck surface to hold the nut while I turn the bolt? Should I just use self-tapping screws and put some sealant on them? Does that make a strong attachment? I mean, what if one of the shroud u-bolts broke? Would they have to separate the deck from the hull to install new ones? The Veridican |
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