. But if you need it for a few minor projects, a
roll of that tape is plenty and a minimum order is two rolls.
Marek
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Ok, I'm
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Bed-it brand is distinctly not the same as t
Bed-it brand is distinctly not the same as the stuff found elsewhere.
Bill Bina
On 7/14/2016 1:04 PM, Jeremy Ralph via CnC-List wrote:
Ok, I'm leaning toward butyl tape now given peoples'
responses and the and Compass Marine article. I've followed Compass
recommendations for other projects
Ok, I'm leaning toward butyl tape now given peoples' responses and the and
Compass Marine article. I've followed Compass recommendations for other
projects (battery cable, battery monitor, mooring ball setup) and highly
regard that site.
Is there a need for marine grade (Bed-It) butyl tape, or
them if you apply a little heat.
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Thanks Chris. Good to know rot is not a concern. The stanchion ben
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Thanks Chris. Good to know rot is not a concern. The stanchion bends
are subtle and not cr
You,ll find it easier yo straighten them if you apply a little heat.
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Thanks Chris. Good to know rot is not a concern. The stanchion bends are
subtle and not creased so a vice should be able to straighten.
RE: vertical cracks on stanchion bases. I'll check this too as you
recommend, although I'm having trouble picturing this without being on the
boat with the
I haven't messed with my stanchions, but I've had success rebedding other
deck hardware with butyl tape. There's a useful guide here that also
discusses the reasons to use butyl as opposed to 4200:
http://www.pbase.com/mainecruising/rebedding_hardware
It's by a guy who sells butyl tape, so who
Assuming we're not talking about severe enough bends that the stanchion has a
crease, that is a reasonable plan. There likely isn't any rot because the deck
core terminates before the stanchions and toe rail.
Check your stanchion bases for vertical cracks on the outboard side (in line
with
The stanchions on my '78 C 34 are wobbly and some are bent. They also
leak a bit. The previous owner told me I should:
1. take the stanchions off and straighten the bent ones in a vice
2. clean stanchions and the holes in prep for re-bedding
3. re-bed with 3M 4200 but don't tighten fully
4.
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