Teak Inlays on Lazerettes

[Rick L]

The teak inlays on my lazerette seats are starting to come loose with water getting underneath them and making the separation worse.   The teak itself is still in good shape.  Does anyone know what type of glue and process is used to mount these inlays?

[Mark J Wilme]

I believe there is a product by sikaflex designed just for this

On Jun 26, 2017 6:39 AM, "Rick L" <rick....@gmail.com> wrote:

The teak inlays on my lazerette seats are starting to come loose with water getting underneath them and making the separation worse.   The teak itself is still in good shape.  Does anyone know what type of glue and process is used to mount these inlays?

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[Rod MacLeod]

If you need to re-bond the inlay then a bedding adhesive is required - such as Sikaflex-298, Simson MSR Deck Caulk or 3M 550 Adhesive Sealant.

For the seams, you can use a caulking designed specifically for teak deck seams such as:

- Sikaflex-290i DC

- TDS Teak Caulking SIS440

- Boatlife Teak Deck Sealant

Make sure that you mask well. The seam caulking products are designed to be sandable so that you can obtain a flush finish.

Rod MacLeod
Windswept

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On Jun 26, 2017, at 6:39 AM, Rick L <rick....@gmail.com> wrote:

The teak inlays on my lazerette seats are starting to come loose with water getting underneath them and making the separation worse.   The teak itself is still in good shape.  Does anyone know what type of glue and process is used to mount these inlays?

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[Rick Lober]

Thanks!

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Rick Lober

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