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Thanks for all the replies! I think the way I'm going to go is to install the foam first. I like the idea of being able to actually eyeball what's happening and there will be no way for me to possibly destroy a new floor. As far as trimming, according to the stuff I have, it can be coated with...
When replacing an old floor and old, saturated flotation foam with the 2-part expanding stuff, is it best to actually lay the floor first and use a hole saw to cut a hole to pour the mixture in and hope everything is good to go and fills everything in or should I fill the voids first, trim any...
I'm currently restoring a 1991 Bayliner Capri (open bow). While removing the old flooring, I discovered the flotation foam has been completely compromised (soaking wet all the way through) and needs to be replaced. The seat boxes themselves are in very poor condition as well. I know that many...
