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| Winston |
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winston   Registered Member #1 Joined: Sat Jun 13 2009, 02:08pmPosts: 2305 | This is just a thought and I don't know what the answer is. Is there a wood filler you can buy that will take glue after it dries? I'm assuming that this decking is simply underlay and the actually decking planks get glued to it. If so, this could resolve your problem relatively quickly. | ||
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| Stewe Lundin |
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  Registered Member #4705 Joined: Wed Dec 30 2015, 10:35pmPosts: 74 | Its not that bent and you can probably fix the deck with some wood filler... | ||
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| BOUWBUDDGED |
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 Registered Member #4687 Joined: Sun Nov 29 2015, 02:46amPosts: 95 | Hello lucky I'll give you a good tip lay out the parts in warm water. Thereafter, it is easier to place it on a curved surface quote1456502190=Lucky Stella] The deck doesn't sit properly. The deck is flat, the bulkheads are curved and the keel is going up at the stern. I have tried elastic bands - nothing. The deck lifts at the edges of bulkheads (where you see the tacks). I thought of cutting the deck in two parts. Or to make the bulkheads more flat rather than leave them curved. [/quote1456502190] | ||
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