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I have very limited experience of using caulking having only done a
small 3'x4' bit of teak but sikaflex-290 was strongly recommended by local boat builders. It came in a cartridge and went on very easily and sands nicely. I did think it was expensive and was glad that I was only doing a small bit but then it does have a little icon with a spoked ships wheel on the tube so it was never going to be cheap. Next year I will be re-doing all the hatches and seats so would be interested in any experiences you have. Steve wrote: I am working on a 18' Buzzards Bay Sloop of my dad's with varnished decking. The varnish is completly peeling up, and in a few places the caulking has come out. I am wondering what kind of options I have for fixing this. I have stripped off most of the varnish and sanded it, so that part is fine. I am wondering what I should do about the caulking. What kind of stuff is out there? It should be black. The existing caulking looks like Sika Flex or something similar, is that what I should use? Advice would be apreciated. |
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