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I want to know the right way to winterize the bilge area in a
fiberglass boat that is on a trailer, and is covered with a boat cover. The owner manual suggests me to add anti-freeze into the bilge area for winterizing. But I am wondering if water in that area may eventually soak through the resin and get into the fiberglass and cause whatever damage in the hull. Because of this worry, I have already dried the bilge area with a rag (only takes 5 minutes). Now, I am worrying the opposite thing: The bilge pump may be designed to be placed under water all the time. If I dry the bilge area, the bilge pump will become dry, and I am wondering if drying it may actually hurt it. On the other hand, isn't the bilge pump comes from the manufacturer in a dry container? Any idea? Thanks. Jay Chan |
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