[Public-list] cockpit coamings

[J Bergquist]

for your neoprene gasket material, try McMaster-Carr. www.mcmaster.com

they have nearly everything and if you place an order it will be in
your hands within two days.

J

On 5/29/07, The Rochets <rochet at shaw.ca> wrote:
> You're right, George--it's a large area for caulking, and the idea of
> using neoprene gasket material to caulk around the edges is very
> appealing. However, I am having trouble finding such material in my
> area. Is there any reason why polysulfide could not be used to caulk
> just around the edges instead of over the whole contact area?
>
> Still on cockpit coamings. I just bought a boat with coamings that
> need to be recoated. I believe the original coating (or what is left
> of it) is Cetol. Apart from sanding, can Cetol be removed with any
> ordinary varnish remover?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Bernard Rochet
> Sunswept #608
>
> On 28-May-07, at 1:49 PM, George Dinwiddie wrote:
>
> > It's a large area for caulking.  I used neoprene gasket material (look
> > under Gaskets in the yellow pages for industrial suppliers) at the
> > advice of Bud Dolber.  It's worked great with just a little caulk
> > around
> > the edges.
> >
> >   - George
>
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