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I am replacing a thruhull that was coupled to a properly backed,
bedded and bolted flanged base seacock. Question: Do I cut the thruhull exactly to length plus 1/16" so that it butts to the inside shoulder and leaves a room for a thin pillow of caulk against the hull? or Do I cut the thruhull shy and tighten it down just enough to leave a thin pillow of caulk against the hull? |
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