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Forum: General Maintenance and Repair 05-16-2013, 10:05 AM
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Posted By BFlinn181
Teak is a very hard wood with a low shrink rate,...

Teak is a very hard wood with a low shrink rate, but the high oil content doesn't allow glue or epoxies to bond well. If you are taking the door apart to insert teak blocks, why not use aluminum...
Forum: General Maintenance and Repair 05-15-2013, 10:33 AM
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Posted By BFlinn181
Caution on the pressure treated lumber, it has a...

Caution on the pressure treated lumber, it has a moisture content of 19-32% and is a soft wood like pine, spruce or fir. Also the fasteners in PTL usually has to be specially coated for the chemicals...
Forum: General Maintenance and Repair 05-14-2013, 10:18 AM
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Posted By BFlinn181
Rather than use wood inside the door to reinforce...

Rather than use wood inside the door to reinforce the hinge side, I'd suggest aluminum flat stock or square tubing. No future rot or splitting issues.
Forum: General Maintenance and Repair 04-26-2013, 08:43 AM
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Posted By BFlinn181
Look for an epoxy that won't eat the foam...

Look for an epoxy that won't eat the foam insulation. Inject it into the holes until flush. (a bit of tape over the hole until dry) Then drill out the hole and install screws.
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