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Hi everyone, i been a huge seacraft fan & forum lurker for years. A while ago i picked up a 1999 20 seacraft and love the boat. The boat has a few issues, the most important being a few spots on the floor that are starting to get a little soft.
I've read about some injection products, but not really sure if thats the right thing to do here. pic attached of the spots. thanks for looking! Mike |
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The injection process is easy, the bigger issue is figuring out how to match that molded non-skid.
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Gibco and Mas epoxies sell flex-mold for non skid like that. Also there are youtube videos on how to do it, Good Luck
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i think personally you should see how wet the core material is and how far the wetness has spread. its not a huge job to grind that skin off or cut it off and replace the core and reuse the skin.
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I agree with Blue^^^ first priority should be to remove and replace the core material that has been compromised otherwise in a couple years it will probably be noticeably worse
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actually sandy i do...
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Whatcha got in medium or a very small large size.
Was nice of you to do that. I heard some didn`t pony up for the goods...... |
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You mean from the Keys in 2009?? I'll buy another couple of XL long sleeve ones to go with the five I already have.
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