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Glenn Ashmore wrote:
"Basil P" wrote in message ... I have to drop my keel after a hard grounding this past season. The boat is a 34 fin keel boat with a glass keel sump that the keel is bolted to. Lead keel, S.S. bolts 1". I have a couple of question. Having never done this before I am looking for advice, not abuse. So Glenn if you are listening... What bedding compound should I use? Should I leave the seal flexible? Or could I Glass over it with a couple of layers of biaxial cloth and epoxy? ---------------------- I MIGHT SUGGEST USING A FLEXIBLE EPOXY BEDDING COMPOUND AND NO CLOTH. JUST MY HUMBLE OPINION.... PAUL OMAN |
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