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"Jere Lull" wrote
5200 is too strong for that. You'll have to cut it out when you want to replace the knotlog. I'd suggest 4200, which is plenty strong. Prep of the fiberglass is key. Nothing will stick to an oily or otherwise slick surface Quite right. It is only the block itself that I'm putting in with the 5200. The through hull will be set in something else which is similar to 4200 but I've forgotten the name. I do want to be able to get that out someday! You can see it he Http://home.maine.rr.com/rlma/Strider0604.htm#Block You might find the clamping arrangement interesting. I'm going to leave it in place until the last possible moment so the 5200 if fully cured. I scraped to bare glass and washed with acetone. If anyone ever wants to change this installation, good luck. -- Roger Long |
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