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I am restoring a 1948 Lightning sailboat. ( My real boat is steel which
another story entirely) The boat was double planked and the layer
BETWEEN the planks was the standard thing they did i.e. A rubbery stuff
called Bedding Compound as I recall over canvas on the inner layer
over which the last planks and caulking were placed. I don't believe
any one does that any more with the advent of stuff like CPS to preserve
the wood and 3m 5200 to seal and "glue" the 2 layers together. When I
removed the bottom to redo it I recall thinking what is this stuff.
Hit me again if you need book names, I am at work and I have a ton of
reference stuff. russ
" Since you cannot do good to all, you are to pay special attention to
those who, by accidents of time, or place, or circumstance are brought
into closer connection with you." St. Augustine
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