Has anyone had ANY experience with this stuff?
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I have a small area of wet core around this chain plate (maybe 10 sq inches).
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The manufacturer's promise that it is;
My plan is to
However, I have Googled the product and can find NO reviews of it anywhere. (I have found pointers to reviews that ended up as dead ends. This make me very suspicious...
Pointers and past experience would be greatly appreciated.
TIA
I have a small area of wet core around this chain plate (maybe 10 sq inches).
The manufacturer's promise that it is;
... is very appealing.
My plan is to
- remove the U bolt (done)
- cut two 1" holes in the outer deck (around each leg) of the U bolt (done - the wood is wet, and dark, but firm)
- use an allen wrench, keyed in a drill chuck, to remove as much wet/rotted wood as possible
- vacuum out all the crud
- tape the bottom of the holes through the deck
- use Wet Wood Epoxy to seal the wood.
- use West Six10 epoxy (in a tube) to fill the holes (9600 psi compressive modulus)
- cover the patched area with Evercoat Polyester Gel-paste
- re-bore the holes for the U bolt legs
- countersink the holes
- re bed the chainplate with Butyl Tape
- replace nuts and washers
However, I have Googled the product and can find NO reviews of it anywhere. (I have found pointers to reviews that ended up as dead ends. This make me very suspicious...
Pointers and past experience would be greatly appreciated.
TIA
