kiz,

I think the general consensus is "marine adhesive sealant fast cure 4000UV" from 3M.  Product number 05280.  I found mine at a marine supply store (West Marine) after looking far and wide for a similar product at regular hardware stores.

Don't forget the 3-inch glass tape on the inside of the cockpit to reinforce the foot brace location. 

Tim

Regarding the screws, does anyone know if the 4 screws are all there is? 

My footbraces are still not attached but 4 reasonable sized screws is the plan on mine. Watch the sealant you use. Some types of sealant can ruin the material these braces are made of.  Pure silicone is benign.

Dan-Fl 

Thanks for the feedback.  I almost forgot the fiberglass which makes sense!

I just ordered mine and I plan to attach them with stainlees steel screws to some wooden blocks which I will epoxy to the interior-- sort of like what is shown in the last picture of the keeper foot brace page.

What has worked for me is this: If you are putting in you keepers footbraces permanently, just drill so they barley fit. The put some epoxy thickened with sanding dust on the threads of the screws and screw them in place. The thecked epoxy with seal the hole had keep the screws frm coming loose. wipe of any excess on the outside.

Does anyone know what happened to the Yakima Footbraces ?