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![]() "John H" wrote in message ... On Thu, 27 Jan 2011 19:26:42 -0500, L G wrote: French Knight wrote: Can anyone help us? We have a leak, but not through the porthole from outside in. It would appear that the water is finding its way in to the salon via the porthole. We want to take the porthole out so that we can reseal it. We have removed all screws inside and out but it is holding fast without any leverage. Are the more screws inside? Is it glued on? Does anyone know. Any help offered is much appreciated. French Knight Try some 20# mono-filament fishing line and work it around the frame. It should cut through the adhesive that is holding it in place. I wonder if 80# braided wouldn't work better. It'll sure put a healthy cut in the palm of your hand if you grab it with a decent fish on the end. ======== Yeah, that stuff is tough as hell! |
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