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Default Bimini top brackets

On Tue, 06 Jan 2009 19:25:38 -0500, John H
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The screws worked themselves loose already. I just worry anytime wood type
screws are used in fiberglass - for anything.


You know what you might want to try - rebedding them using 3M 5200.

That stuff is really strong and with some good stainless screws with
an agressive thread, that thing should hold forever.

Hell - the T-top on my Ranger was set in place with that stuff before
they sunk the screws. I could hang from it before it was secured - no
joke. :)
 
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