Star Toe Rail 4 Here I had to dig the old caulk or what ever someone put in there out. This was a PITA to do too. Hours of labor digging it out. This was not a good fix either. So I wouldn't recomend this. Take the time and do it right so you won't have to do what I had to do. When you see your fiberglass cracks get on them before they take on water. Winter time just makes thing crack more.
Star Toe Rail 4 Here I had to dig the old caulk or what ever someone put in there out. This was a PITA to do too. Hours of labor digging it out. This was not a good fix either. So I wouldn't recomend this. Take the time and do it right so you won't have to do what I had to do. When you see your fiberglass cracks get on them before they take on water. Winter time just makes thing crack more.
Port Toe Rail 4 Life lines were removed & you can see the 1/2 " holes. 45* angle and get right between the outside & inside. Out of all the holes I only drilled 3 in to the ceiling of the front berth. Not bad for drilling blind & 300 holes.
Port Toe Rail 3 The glass was cracked so bad it had to be removed in some spots. The wood that we found was some kind of hard wood that did not soak up water. We think it is swamp teak??
Sail Saver

Star Toe Rail 4 Here I had to dig the old caulk or what ever someone put in there out. This was a PITA to do too. Hours of labor digging it out. This was not a good fix either. So I wouldn't recomend this. Take the time and do it right so you won't have to do what I had to do. When you see your fiberglass cracks get on them before they take on water. Winter time just makes thing crack more.

There are no comments to display.

Media information

Album
Toe Rail Repair
Added by
Sail Saver
Date added
View count
359
Comment count
0
Rating
0.00 star(s) 0 ratings

Image metadata

Filename
1282-1223871505-f340c9052fdf13418d64b557963fd3e1.jpg
File size
29.6 KB
Dimensions
600px x 450px

Share this media

Top Bottom