Re: [Paddlewise] inner hull tie devices

All these under deck tie down ideas sound great, but I'm concerned about the
possibility of  foot entrapment. Also, ease of re-entry at sea. Some folks
around here use deck bags that go on top of the deck, not below. I keep
necessities  behind my seat in a small dry bag tethered on a short cord with
a brass release. 
Barbara
San Francisco Bay Area


At 10:51 AM 1/21/99 -0500, Michael Daly wrote:
>WildConect_at_aol.com wrote:
>
>> I have had success with the plastic D-rings with plate and using Marine Goop
>> to "glue" them in place under the deck in my cockpit of my Romany 16.
>
>I've done similar.  I sewed the D-rings to a square of Cordura with webbing
>(actually, two layers of Cordura).  I sew it so the rough surface of the
Cordura
>is on the opposite side from the D in order to give the glue lots of fuzzy bits
>to stick to.  I used 3M 5200 as adhesive.  No problems so far.
>
>Mike
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