Soft decks

[Mike OReilly]

Originally Posted by LouK

You don’t have to subscribe to read the article however gorilla glue took the field, epoxy 2nd and inject-a- deck a distant 3rd

Thanks, interesting.

I did try and read the article, but every attempt hits a pay wall for me: "To continue reading this article you must be a paid subscriber"

Can you post a direct link?



I know they used to have a story archive. That too was accessible to subscribers only, but you used to be able to pay for individual articles. I don't mind paying for the article.

[Bill O]

Originally Posted by Mike OReilly

Thanks, interesting.

I did try and read the article, but every attempt hits a pay wall for me: "To continue reading this article you must be a paid subscriber"

Can you post a direct link?



I know they used to have a story archive. That too was accessible to subscribers only, but you used to be able to pay for individual articles. I don't mind paying for the article.

Also tried to just read that specific article w/same results as Mike.


A friend has a leaky, teaky w/soft decks and will be helping him fix them soon.

[BlueH2Obound]

Originally Posted by LouK

You don’t have to subscribe to read the article however gorilla glue took the field, epoxy 2nd and inject-a- deck a distant 3rd

You apparently do if you want to read beyond the first paragraph.

[LouK]

Was not able to post a link, but Practical-Sailor is Good people & definitely worth the $18/ 6 mos- $36/ yr price, I saved well more than that. Regrets

[Mike OReilly]

Originally Posted by LouK

Was not able to post a link, but Practical-Sailor is Good people & definitely worth the $18/ 6 mos- $36/ yr price, I saved well more than that. Regrets

Thanks for trying Lou, and for the info. Much appreciate it.



For the record, I was a long-time subscriber, but stopped a number of years ago. Still think it's a great publication, but over time the 'value for money' calculation swung increasingly away for me.