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![]() the boat was built, the inner plank edges were touching, the outer edges were angled away so you can put in caulking. Plank edges do not normally touch there is a gap that will allow for the ultimate swelling or expansion of the plank. If the caulking cotton is driven to tight (or you fill the seam with glue or epoxy) the plank will 'pull it's fastenings". The expanding plank has to go someplace. -- My opinion and experience. FWIW Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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