Deck Delamination - A dull 'thump' on the starboard deck has become a 6 feet long spongy area running from mid-ship to the forward hatch. Anyone have any experience with this problem? Specifically, where are the most likely sources for the moisture which likely caused the delamination? Any ideas will be appreciated. The boat is a 1991 Hunter Legend 35.5. Don Dicken
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___ of a 37.5 that had the same problem, also on the starboard side. The delamination was exactly as you discribed. The moisture was entering through the deck fitting where the furling line goes through the deck, just aft of the anchor locker. Hope this helps Ray
___ of a 37.5 that had the same problem, also on the starboard side. The delamination was exactly as you discribed. The moisture was entering through the deck fitting where the furling line goes through the deck, just aft of the anchor locker. Hope this helps Ray
Also on the 1990 H33.5
My surveyor discovered the problem from the anchor locker back about 6-feet on the starboard side. Caused by the two holes in the deck for the roller furling line. I had it repaired properly before purchasing; top layer peeled off, recored, and new glass. Looks like new.
My surveyor discovered the problem from the anchor locker back about 6-feet on the starboard side. Caused by the two holes in the deck for the roller furling line. I had it repaired properly before purchasing; top layer peeled off, recored, and new glass. Looks like new.
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