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Just a couple of cautions for your plan.
As someone pointed out recently, roving is not for use with epoxy. Wouldn't one of those $12 polyethylene boxes contain the boiled over acid and protect the boats' structure? Roger http://home.earthlink.net/~derbyrm "Edward Greeley" wrote in message ... snip So what do I plan to do about the problem? snip I will secure the new shelf to the hull side with roving, or four or five plies of wide FG tape, as the original shelf was. I will probably also use a piece of FG tape and epoxy to secure the shelf to the stringer regardless of whether the original was glued to the stringer or not. |
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