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On Aug 28, 2:24*pm, bpuharic wrote:
coming into dock today, the wind caught me and slammed me into a piling...popped a few screws on the rail stanchion posts where they hit the deck. * was thinking of just putting some wood into the holes, sealing them with adhesive/sealant and replacing the screws. * any better methods? getting to the holes from under the deck is damn near impossible Bob, I'm not really clear on what the damage is, but http://www.marinetex.com/marinetexepoxyputty.html boasts that some of their product fillers cure so hard you can drill and tap it for screws etc. That might be the ticket for filling and re-drilling holes. At least it's worth investigating. |
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