Author Topic: Keel jiont to hull.  (Read 2667 times)

stevem

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Keel jiont to hull.
« on: September 14 2018, 12:06 »
Has anyone had to remove their keel and if so what compound did they use to remix the keel.?


nightowle

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Re: Keel jiont to hull.
« Reply #1 on: October 01 2018, 05:44 »
Sorry not to have read this earlier.  However, our keel was removed  on our 35E late last year by Blackline marine, Canoe Bay, Sidney, British Columbia (B.C.).  I'm not sure what was used specifically but I'd bet that Matt, the general manager, would inform you.  They remove keels all the time.  It's amazing how many boats are keel damaged by rocks and reefs in the local Canadian waters.  I trust their proficiency completely.
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IslandAlchemy

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Re: Keel jiont to hull.
« Reply #2 on: October 01 2018, 07:20 »
I believe they use Plexus

Yngmar

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Re: Keel jiont to hull.
« Reply #3 on: October 03 2018, 14:52 »
Plexus is right. There's was a keel installation manual floating around somewhere. I've added it to the download section here.
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