What is the risk? Are we talking hull collapse or a slow casual sink? I'm new to this and reading only does so much, experience matters significantly. I don't mind risking myself, it's my family and kids that matter.
Right? It's a waterproof rubber basically, in theory it should work. Clean and scuff the surface for proper bonding and away I should be able to go.
Hoping the hull is fine anyway, I just like looking forward. Shouldn't really be a reason why it doesn't float honestly.
Well, life jackets and extinguisher after this weekend lol. Testing after work tomorrow to see if she floats, if she floats I'll spend money and buy all the right safety equipment. Also, I'm launching with a van and a hitch extender for extra room. This is gonna be a bit of a show for anyone...
Is that all? Not terrible i suppose. A can of liner is 35 bucks and will cover the whole hull. Looking for quick and easy mostly. I read i could hang the boat from my rafters just off the 3 eyelits, one in front and two in back. Would make it more accessible.
I don't care about drag, it will only be in the same bay I launch it in. Travel 600 feet on the water and drop anchor. Don't overly care about lasting either, I'll spray more liner on there for the life of the boat if needed. Looking to get 2 maybe 3 seasons from until I can afford preferably a...
I was just looking for a cheap and quick way to make it float if for whatever reason it decides not too. Only reason I purchased is to just get a little off of shore. Went on a friends boat for fishing last year and now I can't help myself, minus the wanting to spend 5k for a decent used or 60...
New to owning a boat, bought a junker last fall for 300 bucks. I'm curious if anyone has any experience with using spray on bed liner to coat the entire hull for waterproofing? I've read a little now on performance and osmosis if water gets trapped in a bubble and what not.
I just need it to...
