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Originally Posted by abl1111
My 1975 23' Tsunami has (2) small areas just off of each side of the the i/o engine cover hinges and forward 8" or so that is delaminated. Each area is roughly 12"x12". It's obvious that the i/o hinge screws let water in - how much and what damage to the wood floor is unknown.
It's not worth doing an entire floor for.
Whats the best method to inject epoxy into the area and be sure that the entire delaminated area gets epoxy to it ?
Lastly, assuming I want to dry this area out 1st - what dpi you recommend ( short of pulling skin off ) ? Has anyone used the vacuum / evaporation idea ?
This might be a project I do in the winter, under wraps to assure that it gets done correctly.
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delamination - I believe what you're saying is - "dry rot"
delamination is when the glass becomes detached from the core
if the area is soft - there's no core there...
attempting to use a pour in / squeeze in product will prove less than ideal
cutting the areas where the problem is,this will prove better - provided the rest of the cockpit deck/sole is in good shape....