muskyman | Thu Mar-20-03 09:12 PM |
Member since Oct 03rd 2001
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#8805, "Hey Warren"
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I would use 1/4 inch marine grade plywood and have the wood fiberglassed before you install it in the boat. This will protect it and keep it sturdy,waterproof and light. I made the mistake once of putting 3/4 inch on the bow and it was sturdy all right, and waaaay too heavy too ! If you install wood anywhere, water and rotting is your enemy. The marine grade plywood is better but if you fiberglass it , then the life of it will last alot longer. I know if you carpet the wood and use carpet glue to hold down the carpet, the carpet glue will help protect the wood . I found that out myself. If I could do it over again though, I would have glassed some 1/4 inch. Also spend the extra money on true stainless steel hinges or use the plastic hatches / lids that are made to be walked on too. They seal alot better and will last longer. Sorry to ramble on but I have alot of useless information in my head.
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| New boat pics
[View all] , Phil, Fri Mar-14-03 08:12 PM
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Vulture,
Mar 14th 2003, #1
RE: New boat pics,
brian,
Mar 14th 2003, #2
RE: New boat pics,
Phil,
Mar 14th 2003, #3
RE: New boat pics,
brian,
Mar 14th 2003, #4
RE: New boat pics,
SDBassMan,
Mar 15th 2003, #5
RE: New boat pics,
Phil,
Mar 15th 2003, #6
RE: New boat pics,
Mark,
Mar 15th 2003, #7
RE: New boat pics,
BassPhisherman,
Mar 20th 2003, #8
Hey Warren,
muskyman,
Mar 20th 2003 #9
RE: Thanks,
BassPhisherman,
Mar 21st 2003, #10
RE: New boat pics,
swimbait,
Mar 21st 2003, #11
RE: New boat pics,
Phil,
Mar 21st 2003, #12
RE: Thanks,
BassPhisherman,
Mar 21st 2003, #13
RE: New boat pics,
margarita man,
Mar 24th 2003, #14
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