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Old 01-04-2014, 09:54   #46
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Re: Deck Resurfacing Project
By the way.. Took my girl out sailing Sunday. 25-30 Knott winds and 7-10ft waves. We had a great time. Almost everything held up, only the two forward most hatches leaked, with one leaking bad enough to qualify as a shower inside but I suspected that may happen since the frame on that one was bent pretty bad. Will have to pull it and try to straighten it out more and fill in with a lot more sealant.
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