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Oldford

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  1. Pretty much what I was hoping to hear - thank you Ha!
  2. That would be a great solution but it's only in some places, plus it's not very much, but still enough to stop the batten pressing flush
  3. Hey thanks for the quick reply! Problem is that there's a bit of an overhang from the cabin sides in some places, plus under the gunnels is very uneven due to previous rust. I think sticking is definitely an option but wouldn't necessarily be less time intensive in this case
  4. Hello all - I am fitting out a 30+ year old (steel) boat, before stripping the interior it appeared that the battens flush beneath the gunnel were attached simply by screwing upwards directly through the hull. All I can think of is the end of the screw was then ground off from the outside to of the gunnel and filled over ... Has anyone else heard of this approach, and if I were to do the same should I be worried about water leeching in through from the outside (would paint and fill ground off area obviously)? Much appreciated
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