I have a nice 1981 Hunter 33 with a wooden, inlaid wooden companionway slide hatch. It look s great but sun and time have separated the inlaid strips, and it leeks like a sieve. I've tried several approaches to sealing it - nothing lasts more than 6 months - suggestions ? I don;t want to llok for a fiberglass replacement - this looks too good, and I don;t want to pay (another) arm and a leg for this repair - others more important (ok - I know - it's a boat and everything costs an arm and a leg)
Companionway Hatch Leak
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Hello spadaforaj,
A picture might generate more responses.
Just thinking.......Is the hatch in one piece? If it is perhaps you could cover the inlay part with a piece of plexiglas or lexan.
Phil
A picture might generate more responses.
Just thinking.......Is the hatch in one piece? If it is perhaps you could cover the inlay part with a piece of plexiglas or lexan.
Phil
Pictures of the leaking hatch
Don't have a good one - but it shows in the bottom right of this photo
Don't have a good one - but it shows in the bottom right of this photo
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