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These are likely simply press fit. ?A couple ridges of the plastic but heat and sun may have them in very well in place. -- Stephanie Moderator Sabre 36, #67 Formerly Sabre 28-2, #289 Wilson Harbor,

85 Sabre 32 pic (prior to cleaning and teak work finished) shows my four cowl vents.? I read in a prior recent post that you can clean (somehow) and paint these with Rustoleum spray paint.? I found

David, Definitely interested in an Annapolis meet and greet. Tim R 38MKII in refit

July or August Sent from my ShoePhone -- Michael Henning 1985 S36 Caper Allen Harbor, RI

Our teak eyebrows were too thin to retain the bungs as well. Common problem for a 30+ year old boat. I pulled them off, removed the screws and plugged the holes with teak bungs. They were then

Robert - There are a few of things you can do, but note these are just ideas I have not done this on my boat: First, you can use a polyurethane glue such as Gorilla Glue to glue in the bungs, that

This is pretty common after being sanded down too many times. The real solution is to replace the eyebrows, or just get rid of them. If you do a search of the archives for eyebrow replacement there

Some of the screw holes on my boat's teak eyebrows were too shallow for bungs.? I filled them with epoxy thickened with teak sawdust.? It's a little darker than the surrounding teak but looks pretty

The bedding tape under the trim should prevent water ingress. Nothing to do except replace w new wood trim imho. Tony Tony Billera tony.billera@... 206 605 2650 linkedin.com/in/tonybillera

My mounting screw hole on some of the finish work,? don't have enough meat around them for wooden bungs. What else can I use to "satisfactorily" seal the space above the screw heads? -- Robert s/v

We would be interested if dates match our vacation dates. Late July/early August best fit for us. And, yes, the mooring field both outside and inside in Cuttyhunk Harbor may fill up fast, especially

OZ is interested. I haven’t been back through Buzzards Bay since we bought OZ in Portsmouth RI in 2021 and sailed her to Maine. Doug Snell “OZ” S362 #137 South Portland ME

Nice data. Thanks. Tony Tony Billera tony.billera@... 206 605 2650 linkedin.com/in/tonybillera Please consider the environment before printing this email. Thank you.

Out of curiosity I took a look a 8 days of solar output by panel. The whole time the boat was in a slip facing more or less South. Port panels would get morning sun, but a bit limited by a large

Second half of August works best for me. Many thanks, Carter Brey T40 Lyra City Island, NY

I will find out what bottom paint the Marina in Coruna is using and will let you know ..... -- Gerald (Jerry) Brecher SIRACH 1982 Sabre 38 MK I Home port Gloucester, MA currently lying Coruna, Spain

Moorings are first come basis and during summer it fills up very early both inside and outside the pond. If winds are SW anchoring outside is good but north winds are no fun at anchor outside pond

Yes Everything Dave said. One reason I put another panel on the davits was to surround the radar poll. In the worst case scenario there are always at least two panels in full sun. When the radar dome

Yes, I am interested. August or September would be best for me. Thank you for thinking g of doing this. Sincerely Bruce Hamilton Sabre 386 #295 groups.io <rogerkuebel@...> wrote: