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good to know, thank you! any rule of thumb where wood is located in the body of the boat? is it more structural members or used to actually form the boat before fiberglass etc. is added?
Well I was able to set the screws more inward to the center section of the stern where it was thicker (multi layered), so bins are in and secured with no other damage. The Waterweld is in the one hole and has set for over 24hrs.
Sooooo, new boat owner and current Dumb@$$. Was installing some storage bins in the stern of my fiberglass v-hull and one of the screws went through the bottom of the hull (maybe an 1/8" hole). Pulled the screw back out, cleaned up the hole with a poker and sanded both sides clean. Mixed up some...
