my apologies for the newbi question, can the West 6-10 be used to fill areas 
where the wet balsa core is scrapped out. I'm rebedding some hardware and 
repairing a few soft spots.

Thanks


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Joe,
       I am in the middle of essentially the same project on my 36, but elected 
to replace the original vent with one of the original style, which can be 
closed. The only markings on the original were a stylized "T", and "Made in 
Sweden". An internet search did not reveal the original manufacturer, bit I did 
find a discussion that indicated a Beckson "Vent-O-Mate" would fit. I ordered 
the version with the plastic cover from West Marine and used the original 
stainless cover. The vent was an exact replacement for the original, down to 
the mounting holes. I am hoping that the closure feature will allow less water 
entry from big splashes than is the case with the solar vent on my 27.

The original sealant appeared to be disulphide caulking which was in good 
condition, but the hole liner extension was not water tight, and I intend to 
fill the deck to headliner gap in the same way that you have done, at the other 
listers' suggestions. I don't have the "good" butyl described by others, so I 
have not made a decision on the sealant yet.

Steve Thomas
C&C36 1980
Merritt Island, FL

C&C27 MKIII
Port Stanley, ON

---- "Della Barba wrote:
Thanks everyone. The initial epoxy job turned out great. I ran a heater in the 
head since it was only 50 or so on the boat and it set up fine. Any water 
getting in there will have no more access to the core. I next need to get the 
hole positions set and fill them with epoxy. Butyl tape does seem the best way 
to seal this to the deck too.

Joe
Coquina
C&C 35 MK I

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yes agreed, I can't believe I left that part out!  LOL  thats why it took me so 
much time on the hatches, well that and removing the effing silicone!  I hate 
that stuff!

On 2/28/2017 8:41 AM, Hoyt, Mike via CnC-List wrote:
Joe

I would suggest overdrilling and filling with thickened epoxy and then 
redrilling.  Whatever you use for sealant is not there to protect your deck as 
much as to keep the cabin dry.  The epoxy is to protect the core.

My $0.02

Mike
Persistence

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I would suggest butyl and thru-bolting

On 2/27/2017 4:15 PM, Marek Dziedzic via CnC-List wrote:
may I suggest butyl tape and mounting screws?

Marek

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Subject: Stus-List caulk question and West 6-10 to the rescue

Questions - the new vent does not fit into a deck plate, it is designed to
mount directly to the deck. They suggest using silicone caulk. I already
have 4200, would that work? Also I my experience, something with that much
flat surface against the deck is going to be very well glued on by the
caulk. I doubt it will ever come loose unless I run a blade under it, so do
I need to bother with the mounting screws into the deck?

Joe Della Barba
j...@dellabarba.com<mailto:j...@dellabarba.com>

Coquina
C&C 35 MK I



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