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What next ??
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kjg1951
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What next ??
I am replacing the aft port side window which is leaking very badly .. I started to do the removal and have come into a mess . The wood was so wet it was just peeling off . I had to go down to the fiberglass.. my question is what do i do next . I’m sure I need to replace the plywood before the window goes in .. I have a1983 36 albin
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kerrye
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Re: What next ??
Cut out all the rotten plywood. Make a pattern and splice in new plywood, then re-veneer the whole side wall to cover up the seams using veneer which matches the existing pattern.
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kerrye
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Re: What next ??
I'd also coat the new piece of plywood on all sides with epoxy before installation.