Listers:
I have a new one for you.
This past summer I replaced my windows using the recommended method (3M
Tape, slower-cure caulking, etc.). The windows originally had been screwed
into the cabin top and in some locations thru-bolted (the screws probably
gave out when over-torqued to keep out water). Before taping/caulking the
replacements in place, I filled all the holes. The project turned out fine.
Looks good and no leaks.
As a winter project, I plan to replace the lens on a small "skylight"
(maybe 4" x 8") that illuminates the head compartment. The orientation is
obviously different than the windows -- it sits in a cavity in the deck and
is subject to being walked on. The skylight is thru-bolted in place. Can
anyone think of a reason why I should keep the thru-bolts instead of filling
the holes and using the recommended procedure for regular window
replacement?
Thanks in advance.
Matt Wolford
42 Custom
Erie, PA
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