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Towards the end of our last trip we noted that the top of a cabinet had a
water stain on it. After much lookng I determined that the water was leaking through the cored cabintop thru a screw hole onto the cabinet. Today I pulled out a suspect porthole and found a chip missing from the epoxy that seals the coring and this was letting water seep in. It's fairly obvious that the coring is soaked. How do I go about drying this out before sealing the leak and replacing porthole? -- Geoff www.GeoffSchultz.org |
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