ShipsWoofy
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I need new windows on the saloon, two of them have cracks. The aft windows should be fine but need to come off and be re-bedded.
The front windows all have leaks now, bad goo used when fitting originally. I doubt I can take them off and seal them without losing a few screws and causing some of the cracks to become fractures. As I intend to replace them as soon as finance allows (big windows) I would rather bodge a repair to survive at least our cruise this year.
I have tried silicon seal around the edge, keeping it is neat as possible, but this has had mixed results from nearly to "is that drip worse than before?"
Any repair should be easy to remove, I don't want to double the work when it comes to fitting the new ones. Should I be concentrating on the screw holes, i.e. put a blob of mastic over each screw, will this come off afterwards?
Question?
Someone here will have bodged a repair on a perspex window, (no frames), how did you do it? Looks are not too important.
The front windows all have leaks now, bad goo used when fitting originally. I doubt I can take them off and seal them without losing a few screws and causing some of the cracks to become fractures. As I intend to replace them as soon as finance allows (big windows) I would rather bodge a repair to survive at least our cruise this year.
I have tried silicon seal around the edge, keeping it is neat as possible, but this has had mixed results from nearly to "is that drip worse than before?"
Any repair should be easy to remove, I don't want to double the work when it comes to fitting the new ones. Should I be concentrating on the screw holes, i.e. put a blob of mastic over each screw, will this come off afterwards?
Question?
Someone here will have bodged a repair on a perspex window, (no frames), how did you do it? Looks are not too important.