averagemercruiserfan
Cadet
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- Jun 2, 2025
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I'm in the process of replacing a curved bow seat in the front because the wood backing was rotted. The piece is all made up and is epoxied, next step is to attach the foam with a plastic covering to keep water from getting absorbed.
Some of the rotted wood is still attached to the back of the foam (just little pieces) the back of the foam looks a bit dark im assuming thats just from the dark rotted wood staying on the foam but while I was sanding the pieces off I noticed that the foam was smelling a bit raunchy.
A new piece same thickness and big enough to cut out a new piece is around 18usd. I'm wondering if other people have done this. Should I save my money and reuse the old piece or get a new one.
Some of the rotted wood is still attached to the back of the foam (just little pieces) the back of the foam looks a bit dark im assuming thats just from the dark rotted wood staying on the foam but while I was sanding the pieces off I noticed that the foam was smelling a bit raunchy.
A new piece same thickness and big enough to cut out a new piece is around 18usd. I'm wondering if other people have done this. Should I save my money and reuse the old piece or get a new one.