Lee,
Thanks for the tip! Will take a look, have learned so far that the only difference between marine grade and exterior grade is marine grade has no voids showing in the ends. They both are made using waterproof glue. The other difference is about $40 a sheet. I only want to do this once so I'm taking my time with the research.
Also discovered my garage door opening and door are 10'. It's just trimmed down to 9' 9". So for the winter I can remove the trim to get the 9' 6" trailer in. Then put the side trim back on till spring. Garage is 28' deep.
Glenn
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From: lib1@...
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Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 6:57 PM
Subject: Re: [omc-boats] update on Rogue
Checkout Fiberglassics.com Their forum is the best I've seen for good advice on fiberglass hull and floor repairs.
Lee Shuster
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From: Glenn Halweg
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Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 3:35 PM
Subject: [omc-boats] update on Rogue
Haven't been able to do much work on the boat out of town for 5 days and temperatures in the mid 90's here in the Midwest. Have the floor completely out now only one or two spots were the foam was damp, I've cut them out. I'm replacing the wood from just under the front seats back. I've received advice from two separate "experts". First one says just replace with marine grade plywood and glass over. Other one says use regular plywood but seal the edges and both sides with polyester resin paying particular attention to the edges. Sand smooth and install, mat all the seams and seal the whole floor with a polyester epoxy based resin. Also read about the second method here.
Opinions anyone?
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