sticking down teak in winter

[pcatterall]

Need to redeck my small afterdeck this winter (about 8'x2').
There will be a new plywood sub deck which I will epoxy sheave at home (dont tell SWiMBO) in the warm. then screw down and seal the screw holes. I then have to fix down the 6mm teak strips. Question is which adhesive, in warmer weather I would go for epoxy but really need to get the job done when temps may not be right for this.
There is no bending required and I had proposed to wieght it down with sand bags.
Balcoten, cascomite ?? Advice, hints anyone. No prizes for telling me not to use teak!!!
Regards, Peter

 

[damo]

The necessary products and how-to's are pretty important. eg flexible adhesive and caulking, solvents to clean the edges, then priming to ensure the caulking sticks.

Cascomite is a big no-no IMO, because it is very brittle.

There is a sikaflex catalogue/data sheet IIRC, which goes through the products and techniques quite thoroughly.

 

[pcatterall]

Thanks for that. I did my foredeck 2 years ago. I have the instructions for sealing the gaps firmly in my brain! My regret was re-screwing down the strips as the teak was by now thin and difficult to seal/plug the screw holes. With hindsite I should have 'glued/bonded' them down which is what I propose to do at the stern.
So what adhesive at say 5 degrees C chaps??