Date: 8/29/2003, 12:36 pm
: I need to start padding out an existing and a soon-to-complete boat. Since
: glued-in minicell appears to be the choice for the vast majority, I'm
: assuming it doesn't cause any problems. I'm wondering why not- can water
: get trapped under a pad, damage the wood? I've seen at least one post that
: looked like this was happening at a hatch seal. I would guess that a full
: contact-cement bond might keep water from getting under, but I am looking
: a carved seat instructions that suggest gluing around the edges only. Any
: particular techniques to avoid water damage?
: Thanks
Rod,
If you are sure where you want the seat..., you could glue it in place. It would not be a bad idea to put several fill-coats where the seat will be. One seal coat and glass can be susceptible to prolonged water exposure.
Sam
Messages In This Thread
- Material: Water damage under pads?
Rod -- 8/28/2003, 3:38 pm- Re: Material: Water damage under pads?
Sam McFadden -- 8/29/2003, 12:36 pm- Your wood is sealed.
Danny Cox -- 8/28/2003, 3:47 pm- Re: Your wood is sealed.
Rod -- 8/29/2003, 11:46 pm
- Your wood is sealed.
- Re: Material: Water damage under pads?