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Old 10-25-2020, 11:50 AM
Thepistonhead Thepistonhead is offline
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I used 1/2" 26lbs. Over the fuel tank where the span is the largest there is a second layer on the underside. If I did it again I would do everything except the transom in Divinycell, would have been cheaper. When I was planning out the project I didn't want to mess with doing Coosa inserts where I would be bolting components so I did everything in coosa.
I'm planning on the same coosa but in 3/4 for the deck. I've been told by a couple of builders that the 1/2" flexes a bit on the deck. Are you seeing this at all? Impressive build for sure!
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Old 10-26-2020, 11:27 AM
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I'm planning on the same coosa but in 3/4 for the deck. I've been told by a couple of builders that the 1/2" flexes a bit on the deck. Are you seeing this at all? Impressive build for sure!
I was worried about flexing so I ran strips on the under side down the center where the span was ~24" so in those areas it is 1" thick. I haven't glass the top side yet and already there is no flex.
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Old 10-26-2020, 04:47 PM
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I was worried about flexing so I ran strips on the under side down the center where the span was ~24" so in those areas it is 1" thick. I haven't glass the top side yet and already there is no flex.
Good to know! Thank you!
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