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:rolleyes:Quick question guys,
I am replacing the deck in my boat and am getting ready to cut the wood. My question is I noticed that no where is or was the wood for the deck or the side braces touching the fiberglass hull. They left an 1/8" gap and let the fiberglass mat lap over the gap...
I have the top section loose all around the boat but back at the transom the splash well back wall is epoxied to the transome on the inside. I really didn't want to cut the back out of the spashwell to get the top off, any ideas on how to free it so I can finish taking the top off and get on to...
Ok, I'm confused.. I am working on an imperial 15' trihull and have the deck (floor) cut out already. My question is about the bilge area, is the entire underfloor area considered the bilge or just the area at the back of the boat where the pump is? From looking through the posts it looks like...