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A bronze cap of the same material and schedule will be just as
reliable as the thru hull which is a no back up component. Filling the space with something resilient and flexible will exclude water and also serve as a plug. I'd much rather depend on this with the thru hull and inner nut sandwiching the glass that grinding back the hull structure and depending on secondary glass bonds. I would just leave the seacocks as you suggest except that they are gate valves that I'm replacing and relocating at the same time. -- Roger Long "chuck" wrote in message oups.com... Do yourself and the boat a major favor. Do a professional job and glass the hole. For safety sake if for no other reason. You won't have electrolysis issues and potential leaks. If you plan to reuse it at some time, just close it and take the handle off. Caping it might not be the right move. |
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