I have purchased a wood roof kit for our 1927 Tudor but have come up with some questions before being able to move ahead with the assembly and installation.
Do I treat the raw wood to preserve it?
Is there any preparation needed on the steel body parts where the wood is to sit?
What fasteners do I use to put it together and also to hold it down to the steel body?
Is there a bedding / sealant material that should be used between the wood and the body metal?
Seemed like a simple process but I don't want to get it wrong by missing critical steps.
Many thanks for any thoughts,
Joe
Wood Roof Kit - 1927 Tudor
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Wood Roof Kit - 1927 Tudor
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Re: Wood Roof Kit - 1927 Tudor
Here’s an earlier post on the wood install on the Tudor
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/11 ... 1277515763
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/11 ... 1277515763
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Topic author - Posts: 153
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Re: Wood Roof Kit - 1927 Tudor
Thank you for this link, Dan. It's a great start on ending my confusion and, hopefully, getting the roof on right.
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