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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cyberflexx" data-source="post: 285428" data-attributes="member: 496">We used a dremel rotary type tool with a cut blade to make the slice in the gutter.  We cut it right along the seam so that gave us a straight line to use.  Then we used a sander tip and sanded the edge, the best we could..The way we attached the gutter to the side of the boat was kinda by luck.  On the Carolina Skiff J12-16  models, the deck and benches bolt to the gunnel edges.  The underside where the gutter is located has the tag end of the bolt with enough threads to screw on a wing nut.  We just marked these bolt locations on the gutter, drilled them out, then put the gutter on and tightened it down with the wingnuts.  There is 1 bolt on the rear bench and 1 bolt at the front deck that we used, no other supports between these to points and its pretty solid.  This idea was a great find as it made these lights easily removable.I am not sure how I am going to attach them to my Ranger though.. Haven't gotten that far yet.. LOL   :lol:</blockquote>