badbowtie
Chief Petty Officer
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- May 18, 2007
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I am getting ready to pull this boat back in my garage and tear it apart I have used it for 2 years and have really had alot of fun with it. I just don't have the funds to buy a newer one. When I bought the boat I guess the floor had some weak spots in it, so the guy that had it, installed plywood floor over top of it and carpeted it. It looks good, but it is time to go. Back in the engine bay, the floor was soft originally, never added the second layer. You could stand back there on the stringers and they felt really solid still. So I am going to rip both layers of floor up and replace it. The floor in my cuddy is nice and solid so from there back. 2 years ago I cut two 3" holes in the transom for thru hall exhaust and the trans was really nice and dry up their so should have no problems there.
What thickness sealed plywood should I be using and are there special screws to fasten down to stringers? Also can I buy sealed plywood at a local hardware store or treated plywood with fiberglass brushed on all 6 sides.
Thanks in advance.
What thickness sealed plywood should I be using and are there special screws to fasten down to stringers? Also can I buy sealed plywood at a local hardware store or treated plywood with fiberglass brushed on all 6 sides.
Thanks in advance.