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Hello Roger,
Treat your aluminum decks with an aluminum etching product and then adhere your teak decking down with either a SikaFlex or 3m marine adhesive. No need to drill through water tight decks. Sprung decks call for a more creative approach, either use clamps and weight or adhere the sprung deck onto plywood and then adhere to the aluminum. ...Ken "Roger Mcmillan" wrote in message ... I want to fit teak decks to my 37ft aluminum sailboat. Does anyone know whether I can fasten from below, to save all that tedious plug cutting, fitting and sanding? I thought that with aluminum it would be quite strong if I drilled from underneath - the fasteners should really only be required until the bedding compound sets. Any thoughts? Thanks Rogermac |
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