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I have seen a lot of people using the 2lb total boat floatation foam (2 part pour type) . Any pro or con to this vs the xps foam board you speak of? I guess my previous question was meant to be worded as isn’t the current saturated foam in the boat closed cell? If so, What prevents this from...
Obviously need to get into first and see, but what keeps the foam from getting wet again? Seems like a false floor would need to be built to keep foam off the bottom of the boat?
Lol classic cat your description put both a smile and a big worry in my face . Is it safe to assume foam is in center section under actual floor or could it just be in the front and back sections where the plugs are?
May be some stupid questions, but I’ll ask. Is it detrimental if I do nothing? From what I’ve read some remove and replace mainly with pink board from home depot while some put nothing back in. Maybe I’m nieve, but if I drill out rivets and pull decks should be a pretty easy job on this style...
Anybody have a link to some blueprints of a 2008 fisher 1860 cc aw build? Am trying to determine if I need to pull the decks and remove foam. It has 4 holes in deck (quarter size) with plugs on back and front deck. When I pull these and push on foam it is completely saturated. I took a...
