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felton wrote:
That is how the cabintop portlights were installed on my last boat. They leaked, but mostly from the forward end where the portlights came to a fairly sharp point and where the curve of the cabintop was most pronounced. The portlight kept wanting to "straighten out" away from the cabintop and at the same time there was not enough lexan there for a screw. If your setup wouldn't create as much stress, it might work. I should get a chance to have a close look at the boat on Wednesday afternoon if I get down early for the evening race - as I say in an earlier post, it's pretty slab-sided and I don't think there's much of a compound curve (if any), but it's better to make sure. -- Wally www.artbywally.com www.wally.myby.co.uk/music |
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