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thealife 01-27-2019 03:40 PM

Seacraft 18 deck removal question
 
I am about to buy a SC 18 and I was hoping for some advice on the deck/interior liner,
I love the layout of the 18, I wouldn't change anything about it, saying this I really would like to redo the transom and remove all the old foam in the bilge and re do the core on the deck,

My thought is if I separate the interior liner/deck completely from the hull, clean, fix what i need to fix, recore and then rejoin the hull and the interior together not really cutting into any of the original components,

am i just going to end up breaking something?

Any feedback would be appreciated,

Capt Chuck 01-27-2019 07:59 PM

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remove all the old foam in the bilge
How did this condition come about ?

NoBones 01-27-2019 08:37 PM

Ditto, Capt Chuck...

Having foam in the bilge is like having turds in an un-flushed toilet !!

It did not get there without someone depositing it...:rolleyes:

thealife 01-27-2019 10:13 PM

Local joke?

you should've seen the foam I dropped in my bilge earlier today...

so should I rip the liner up or not?

Capt Chuck 01-27-2019 10:24 PM

No joke
What year SeaCraft do you have?
Yo noboner----> Are we talking rodent invasion here?

thealife 01-27-2019 10:44 PM

sold my 20 project

about to buy a 79 18

NoBones 01-27-2019 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by thealife (Post 261946)
Local joke?

you should've seen the foam I dropped in my bilge earlier today...

so should I rip the liner up or not?

Post a pic or two.... Do not mean your commode either...

There should be NO FOAM in your bilge from the factory !!

Local joke ? Go ahead, make our day...:cool:

erebus 01-28-2019 12:18 AM

I had foam in the bilge on my 75 SF18.
It was only accessible after I cut out the rear fish box/bait well, which was also encased in foam.
After cutting out the box, the foam went all the way forward to the fuel tank coffin. Would definitely not be accessible without removing the fish box/bait well. Assumed it had to be factory.
Scraped it out with a trowel.

uncleboo 01-28-2019 08:19 AM

Take a look at my thread, 'deck replacement'. You can see what's under there. Sounds like a big job taking the liner out.

thealife 01-28-2019 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by uncleboo (Post 261958)
Take a look at my thread, 'deck replacement'. You can see what's under there. Sounds like a big job taking the liner out.

Nice work, good inspiration,

Did the quarter lockers come off the transom easily?

I just don't want to cut the deck out, id like to pull it all off with a gantry,


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