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![]() "c0d3phr3ak" wrote in message oups.com... I have ripped out the floor out of my boat as it was pretty rotted. Replacing it with plywood is not an issue, should I cover the whole peice of plywood in fibreglass to stop it from rotting again, or is there a paint/stain/sealer I can paint the wood with before I carpet it that would be better and less expensive? Thanks! J I would go with pressure treated plywood. Try to get it close to dry before covering it with anything, I have heard it takes a full six months of drying out before anything will bond with it correctly. Having said that, I used PT to rebuild a set of seats. I used PT construction adhesive and it worked great and I did not try to dry it out. If you don't need the strength or can simply go to a larger size of PT, you could probably forget the fiberglass. Providing of course that you can get enough screws in it to prevent it from warping.... |
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