Dan Schmidt
Cadet
- Joined
- May 2, 2008
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- 9
I'm mid-way through my floor replacement in my 1992 Bayliner Capri. After removing the floor, foam, and cleaning everything out, I noticed these grooves in the top of the stringers on either side of the fuel tank. I'm fairly certain they were filled with foam, but intuitively they don't seem like a good idea.
The fuel tank cavity drains into the bildge, but it seems as though these grooves are a path for the foam to get wet (and I'm a bit sensitive as you might guess).
Do I need these, or should I seal (epoxy) them shut and flush to top of stringers? Thanks in advance for your help.
The fuel tank cavity drains into the bildge, but it seems as though these grooves are a path for the foam to get wet (and I'm a bit sensitive as you might guess).
Do I need these, or should I seal (epoxy) them shut and flush to top of stringers? Thanks in advance for your help.