Yachting and Boating World forums: which sika (or something else entirely!)

Magazine Subscriptions

News

Sail

Read the latest news from our sites
Cowes lifeboat taken over by RNLI...

You are not logged in.
Login | New user registration

Main Index | Search | Active Topics | HELP | RSS

Yachting and Boating World Forums >> Classic Boat Forum

| Print Thread

monkey_trousers
regular

Reged: 02/01/2008
Posts: 43

Re: which sika (or something else entirely!)

09/05/2008 15:34

I'm aware of the perils of over caulking, just want a solution that will allow me to patch up and go till we get her out at the end of the year. Hadn't thought about puttying it, it'll be a damn site easier to rake out when we want to redo it proper I'd imagine, so would a wee bit of cotton pushed in and straight putty above the water line be good enough for a few months?? there's whats left of the oakum in a few places, and what I think is white lead, its certainly not anything polymer based, in there already.

--------------------
Restoring an old MFV Motor Fifie
http://bf494.co.uk

Post Extras

Entire topic
Subject	Posted by	Posted on
which sika (or something else entirely!)	monkey_trousers	08/05/2008 23:24
Re: which sika (or something else entirely!)	PyroJames	09/05/2008 11:00
Re: which sika (or something else entirely!)	monkey_trousers	09/05/2008 15:34
Re: which sika (or something else entirely!)	Peterduck	09/05/2008 23:00
Re: which sika (or something else entirely!)	monkey_trousers	10/05/2008 19:43
Re: which sika (or something else entirely!)	MrCramp	08/05/2008 23:35
Re: which sika (or something else entirely!)	monkey_trousers	08/05/2008 23:39
Re: which sika (or something else entirely!)	donncha	09/05/2008 08:09

Extra information

2 registered and 8 anonymous users are browsing this forum.

Moderator: danfoley

Print Thread

Forum Permissions
      You cannot start new topics
      You cannot reply to topics
      HTML is disabled
      Mark-up is enabled

Rating:
Thread views: 673

Jump to

YBW Home