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Thanks again guys! I need to update some pics.It looks way better now.I removed that black wedge plate behind the engine and replaced it with diamond plate also.
To answer the other questions.The Seacast can be drilled and screwed into much like wood.My swim platform and garboard drain were done after the Seacast dried.The swim platform is thru bolted except for one screw at the bottom.There was no way to get to it from the inside.The steps are very solid.No give at all with me on it,220 lbs...
Great job gary, hope i can do half as good a job. Just curious, what technique did you use, cutting off the top, chipping out the old wood then pouring in new or the other technique. This take a long time?
Just curious, what technique did you use, cutting off the top, chipping out the old wood then pouring in new or the other technique. This take a long time?