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Hey Danny about time you got here.
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I am thinking of going with 3/4 inch marine plywood. I was hoping that I wouldn't have had to change the tank but it looks like I have to unless you think this can be saved. The previous owner put it in about 7 years ago
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My father has welded up a few but he don't like doing it. Better to cut it out and re-skin the bottom or just build a new one |
Dangerous welding , not many guys will do it, I ordered a new one ,112 gallons, not coated ,quote was $850 or so.And epoxy coating, I went for, from another tank man, was $1200.big diff for the epoxy, but I think the second guy will build me a better tank....looks like you have some work ahead of you,go for it ,great job ,you are doing, I also went with 3/4 marine ply,couldn't be a tougher deck.
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Sunshine was close to that a few years ago for mine. 3/16", 118 gallon, 5052. I would use them again for sure. Shipping sucked, but they were great.
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Any thoughts on a poly tank? Anyone used one on a larger 90-100 gallon size?
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Thanks for the input on the tank. I have a few local tank builders here in miami I will get some prices from. I wanted to ask about the stringers what kind of foam do I buy to fill them. how much do I need? do I fill the stringers with foam then glass it in or do I glass the top of the stringers and cut out holes then fill it with the foam? Thanks in advance .
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Cleaned it all up
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It looks like the center keel stringer isn't or wasn't in the boat - did you pull it or was it already gone?
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