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refinishing hatch

anyone know what material was used to caulk between the boards on my ericson top hatch cover i need to refinish and would like to know how to treat black looking caulk between boards thanks
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Black polysulphide is typically used to seal the grooves milled between overlay teak decking planks. This is available in either a one-part formula, or two-part - which for years was reputed by professionals to be the longest lasting.

Presently, I'm planning on reefing out the caulk on my teak decking and replacing with a newly developed caulk - 3M Marine Teak/Wood Seam Sealant. It's reported to be as durable as the two-part polysulphide, but much easier to work with, since no pre-mixing is required.
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