Quick Tips for Cat Sailors S02 E01 - Fibreglass splinters, cleat springs and shockcord 45 0

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Kevin Allan - 5 years ago

Excellent as always Joe. If you can service things like a worn cleat yourself it’s def worth doing - a Ronstan cam cleat is not cheap to replace. I never realized how easy it is to replace the springs.

Mark Kurtis - 5 years ago

I have also found that using shaving cream helps lift fiberglass splinters. Don't rub down on the skin. Just push it around on the area of splinters and rinse off. Then, air dry and tape. It takes more time but the reason is, I've had times where pressing the tape down seems to have pushed the splinters in deeper. Just my 2¢.