In this Tips from a Shipwright video, Louis Sauzedde shares some trademark tips and tricks he uses when caulking wooden boats.
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For an in-depth exploration of caulking, check out our four-part series on the topic featuring master caulker Geno Scalzo.
Caulking Wooden Boats – A Four-Part Series
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Chris Campbell says:
Question: Mr. Sauzedde glued a batten to close the gap between two planks because the gap was so wide caulking cotton would have fallen into the boat interior. What is the minimum width of a gap that requires a batten? I’m caulking an H12 where several planks have gaps that a putty knife slips through.