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BillP wrote:
When we bought the boat there were only a few wedges in place, not enough for proper support. I understand how the SparTite system works but is there another system that would work? Say just filling the partner with silicon, would this allow to much flexing? How firm is the SparTite after it sets?, does it allow some movement or does it harden as a solid rubber? Bill, http://www.billangiep2.blinkz.com/ One of the guys in my YC seals the mast opening with a piece of line jammed into place (ater adjusting the stays to give him proper rake), then coats it with silicone. Since we have to drop the mast every year for haulout, it seems to work well for him |
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