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> Got a chance to check out my stringers this week and see no signs
> of damage.
> Were there many responses indicating damage?
Nobody else mentioned one way or the other.
I did the repair a few weeks ago, but have not had the boat in the water
since then. The repair >seems< like its going to work, but a season of
sailing will tell. If anything, the repair was my first layup I've done of
fiberglass, and I wont be so afraid to do some fabrication projects in the
future.
Right now (like literally, right this minute!) I'm in the middle of
installing a bilge pump and float switch in the skeg near the transom, under
the rear of the cockpit. This should give me a little more peace of mind
when I put it in the slip.
Tim Spofford and I got side-by-side slips this year at kenmore air harbor
(http://www.kenmoreair.com) and hopefully our P19s will be the pride of the
marina.
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