I have taken the teak off of "Wild Hare" for refinishing, and now have a question concerning the bedding of those parts upon re-installation. When I took them off, it seemed as if the only thing between the teak rails and the deck was several years of crud that accumulated. Upon re-installation, should I bed the teak parts, and if so, with what? I don't want water to intrude into the holes which the screws go through on the cabin top, so what is the proper procedure? Also, does anybody have a good way to clean up the aluminum toe rails. Mine are a scruffy looking black, and will not clean up no matter what I try (Wax, mild abrasives, etc.). Looking forward to a little nicer weather in New Mexico. The temperatures are alright but we are experiencing the typical March winds that drive a person batty. 40 MPH winds just don't cut it! Tom Woodworth M-17 "Wild Hare"
Hi- Bed the teak in Sika Flex polyurethane, or 3M 5200, which is about the same but takes several days to cure to the point where you can touch it w/o making a mess. Jerry ----- Original Message ----- From: <Rotortom2@aol.com> To: <montgomery_boats@mailman.xmission.com> Sent: Friday, March 08, 2002 1:26 PM Subject: M_Boats: Teak Bedding
I have taken the teak off of "Wild Hare" for refinishing, and now have a question concerning the bedding of those parts upon re-installation. When I took them off, it seemed as if the only thing between the teak rails and the deck was several years of crud that accumulated. Upon re-installation, should I bed the teak parts, and if so, with what? I don't want water to intrude into the holes which the screws go through on the cabin top, so what is the proper procedure? Also, does anybody have a good way to clean up the aluminum toe rails. Mine are a scruffy looking black, and will not clean up no matter what I try (Wax, mild abrasives, etc.). Looking forward to a little nicer weather in New Mexico. The temperatures are alright but we are experiencing the typical March winds that drive a person batty. 40 MPH winds just don't cut it! Tom Woodworth M-17 "Wild Hare"
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