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Swim deck ROT
- KyleR
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2002 Carver 396
Twin Cummins 6BTA 370HP - Location: On the move!
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Re: Swim deck ROT
We have a 396 with the swim platform with the 6-8" void between the top and bottom sections as mentioned above in the post by "g36", and it appears the rot is limited to the top section.
So, has anyone actually done this repair on this design of a swim platform? I'm particularly interested in the idea of cutting off the top layer of the fiberglass (the part with the diamond non-skid) in a large piece, recoring the upper section, then reattaching that layer.
Then use fairing compound to blend the seam where I made the cuts. Does that seem plausible? What would be the appropriate way to reattach that old layer to the new core?
Again, any insights are greatly appreciated!! Thanks!!
2002 Carver 396
Twin Cummins 6BTA 370HP
- km1125
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Re: Swim deck ROT
- km1125
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Re: Swim deck ROT
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