Forward deck plate (transparent) leaking - How to fix?
Forward deck plate (transparent) leaking - How to fix?
Hello corporate wisdom.
Noticed this weekend, after some fierce rain, that the small (8 inch?) round deck plate on the top deck drips.
Is repair simply pulling it out and re applying marine adhesive?
Also, it's very scratched and opaque. I'm wondering if now is a good time to replace it. Lexan?
Any input, guidance or a really good guesses are welcome.
rad
Noticed this weekend, after some fierce rain, that the small (8 inch?) round deck plate on the top deck drips.
Is repair simply pulling it out and re applying marine adhesive?
Also, it's very scratched and opaque. I'm wondering if now is a good time to replace it. Lexan?
Any input, guidance or a really good guesses are welcome.
rad
Radford Harrell
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SW800 #242
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PPS After this heavy rain, it is a great opportunity to check everything else for leaks: around main hatch and companionway, around all round and square hatches on deck or amas, around and underneath chainplates on amas, around and underneath pivot bolts on amas... etc, etc.
Check around the compass in the cockpit (if there is one) also.
Also check inside cabin just below the mast and around compression post.
Also check all windows.
Check around the compass in the cockpit (if there is one) also.
Also check inside cabin just below the mast and around compression post.
Also check all windows.
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