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On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 20:17:44 -0400, localG wrote:
Hi Folks, Perhaps someone could help me. I removed the swim platform from my transom and now have a few screw holes to deal with, on of which sits below the waterline. The genius at west marine told me to use Marine-Tex putty. It will not enter the holes due to trapped air. Has anyone used a more liquid epoxy with a syringe? If so, please hook me up with brands. Thanks in advance for your help! There are a couple of ways to do this. One is to put the screw back into the hole with some sealant like 3M 4200 or a good silicone sealer. Alternatively, you could put a different screw with a flush head using the same sealer. The trick to using Marine Tex is to use a little at a time - don't try to fill the hole in one shot. Use a small pick or nail to push some in a little at a time allowing for air to escape. Your going to have the air problem even if you use liquid epoxy. Paitence is the key in this situation. |
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