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Teak Eyebrow to Hull

In preparing for late summer activity does anyone have any suggestions for sealing the small open joints between a teak eyebrow and the hull. I plan to recoat the eyebrow. Previously water had gotten under the old finish and upon removal I have identified the source of the water seepage.

Any suggestions would be helpful.
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Life Caulk would be a good choice. 3M also makes a variety of caulks that would be appropriate.
Might I suggest you do a search of the forums on 'bedding compound' or similar.
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