My situation:
I have an older grady that had a lounge on the port side that had been replaced by a captain chair..
I noticed that there is still screw holes in the deck and there's evidence of some sort of repair under where the seat was, a 6"x 10" section.
Currently the port seat pedestal is coming all loose from the deck where screwed in and flopping around.. I want to remove the seat and cut out a good section of the deck fabric (lack of better term) and check out the deck wood under that side, let it air out and to replace.
additionally..
I had the transom redone earlier this year and they repaired some of the back section of the deck, and the seam they made when the rigid deck material was put back on and is cracked in a couple places.
Questions:
How is the deck re-adhered, I'm guessing some epoxy of some sort?
What is used to close up the seams where the deck would be cut and patching of holes?
What can I expect when doing this?
thanks for any input..
I have an older grady that had a lounge on the port side that had been replaced by a captain chair..
I noticed that there is still screw holes in the deck and there's evidence of some sort of repair under where the seat was, a 6"x 10" section.
Currently the port seat pedestal is coming all loose from the deck where screwed in and flopping around.. I want to remove the seat and cut out a good section of the deck fabric (lack of better term) and check out the deck wood under that side, let it air out and to replace.
additionally..
I had the transom redone earlier this year and they repaired some of the back section of the deck, and the seam they made when the rigid deck material was put back on and is cracked in a couple places.
Questions:
How is the deck re-adhered, I'm guessing some epoxy of some sort?
What is used to close up the seams where the deck would be cut and patching of holes?
What can I expect when doing this?
thanks for any input..