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From what little I know about this I regard it as a design problem,
but I think that way (-: i.e. if it can't be produced simply and consistently then it wasn't designed for manufacturability (horrid word, but production engineers use it a lot). Blind gluing without the ability to inspect guarantees problems like this. In my mind this is a poor design and the fact Malibu has decided to adopt a procedure that is known to have problems and hasn't been able to correct it in over 7 years of production is a bad choice. But they are building to a lower price point and many people prefer to enjoy the savings inherent in the processes that Malibu uses. Most boats won't have this problem. |