Sharpe party roof construction
by Bill
(Austin Tx)
Looking at purchasing a 1999 Sharpe houseboat and noticed some of the stanchions for the railing on the upper deck are a bit loose. What is the material on the edge of the top deck they are screwed into? It’s a fiberglass outer layer, but wondering what’s underneath and if there has been water penetration/wood rot. How would I check for this?
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