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Old 24-06-2017, 08:22   #1
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Teak deck coaming

I just came back to the boat after some weeks and found that the coaming of the deck has become soft and sticky in several places, and stains the wood next to it. (See photo). I have never seen any thing like this. I never use any treatment on the deck, only salt water.
Has anybody seen such a thing and can help me stooping/treating it?
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Old 24-06-2017, 08:23   #2
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Re: Teak deck coaming

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Re: Teak deck coaming

Probably raised Sikaflex.

We removed all of ours when I refinished the decks and replaced it with a Teak Decking Systems product that won't get soft.
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Old 25-06-2017, 12:30   #4
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Re: Teak deck coaming

Thanks Kenomac,
Probably the only solution!
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