CPseudonym
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Looks fantastic!! A lot of hard work that appears to have paid off 
Flying Bridge disassembly- experience anyone?
- Thread starter Tangler
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TONTOROSS
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Tangler I had no idea that the leak frm the band of teak on the eyebrow would cause so much damage. I'm in Montana now - should back on the boat in a couple weeks. I'll remove the band & see how much damage there is. As you have found, I'm sure I'll be opening Pandora's Box. It makes no sense to me to step over a dollar to pick up a dime so I'll start there. Thanks for knowledge. I'll keep touch. Tonto
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Tangler, I remember you investigating this a long time ago, sorry it turned out so big a job, but what a great repair and improvement.
Tonto, hope it goes well. If you uncover soggy stuff, which was once wood and now looks like wet breakfast cereal, you`ve got problems. A small opening letting in water under wind pressure = trouble.
Tonto, hope it goes well. If you uncover soggy stuff, which was once wood and now looks like wet breakfast cereal, you`ve got problems. A small opening letting in water under wind pressure = trouble.
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Very impressive job! Well done.
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Just curious to know how thick the first layer of fibreglass was (the layer that the teak decking would sit on)
