Just keep in mind, the top of the fastener is normally at roughly the same
level as the bottom of the seam.
Good luck,
Bob Lowe
I'm not sure. I'll have to look for it again, perhaps in the spring if the
cold ever lets up. As I remember it, it was too close.
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BTW, how close to the surface is the fastener where the plug is missing?
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Just keep in mind, the top of the fastener is normally at roughly the same
level as the bottom of the seam.
Good luck,
Bob Lowe
I'm not sure. I'll have to look for it again, perhaps in the spring if the
cold ever lets up. As I remember it, it was too close.
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Subject: TWL: RE: Teak Deck Caulking
BTW, how close to the surface is the fastener where the plug is missing?
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