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Ernest Scribbler wrote:
"Ernest Scribbler" wrote At a glance, I'm kinda glad my boat isn't a BB. No offense intended. I went to the "core repair" forum first, and all those descriptions of wood rot gave me the willies. I wouldn't touch a boat with a cored hull with a 50' pole. Some smaller boats have cored transoms (cored with a closed bubble foam or special treated ply) and those are okay because it's easy to control and seal any holes properly, and even replace if it ever is necessary, but a cored hull...no way. Plus, the few cored hulls I have seen with holes in them seem to have very thin fiberglass on each side of the coring material. |
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