Date: 5/26/1999, 8:06 am
> I like the sound of that - nice and simple. No problems with deforming the
> edges of the hatch? or twisting? how did you hold the braces in place as
> the glue cured?
> I tried making a jig to bend the hatch covers but ended up with a twist
> that resulted in leaks. My first simple solution - put the hatch seal on
> the deck rather than on the cover (believe it or not - it made a big
> difference), 2nd - silicone to fill gaps on hatch. Now I'm planing on
> converting to recessed hatches - I'll have to try your method for getting
> a good hatch curve.
> Mark
Mark, I used c-clamps (the kind that has a 2-3 inch depth) to hold the braces.
No need to clamp very tight since the pipe clamps hold the curve and I
did not have any problems with the edges or twisting.
For my next s&g I'm going to try and make my covers with bead and cove
strips left over from my Expd. Single. Might add a nice touch.
Messages In This Thread
- Hatch covers
Paul -- 5/24/1999, 7:13 pm- Re: Hatch covers
Guy wright -- 5/25/1999, 7:48 am- Re: Hatch covers
Mark Bodnar -- 5/25/1999, 10:30 pm- Re: Hatch covers
Guy wright -- 5/26/1999, 8:06 am
- Re: Hatch covers
- Re: Hatch covers
Jeff Warrick -- 5/24/1999, 10:58 pm- Re: Hatch covers
Paul Jacobson -- 5/24/1999, 8:22 pm- Re: Hatch covers
Pete campbell -- 5/24/1999, 8:03 pm- Re: Hatch covers
Paul -- 5/24/1999, 10:32 pm- Improving sealing
Paul Jacobson -- 5/25/1999, 12:44 am- Re: Hatch covers
Jody -- 5/25/1999, 12:02 am - Re: Hatch covers
- Improving sealing
- Re: Hatch covers
Paul Jacobson -- 5/24/1999, 7:53 pm- Re: Hatch covers
AL BRATTON -- 5/25/1999, 9:05 am
- Re: Hatch covers
- Re: Hatch covers