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Old 12-03-2024, 07:11   #1
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Filling keel bolt flange opening
Hi folks. Pearson 26. I found a small crack in the fairing at base of keel.
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It’s the keel bolt entrance bored into the flange (cast iron keel…the flange fits into a recess and it’s secured with 8 x 5/8” through bolts). The keel was rebedded by PO around 15 years ago. What’s the best way to fill this?
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