Hello everyone, I'm rebuilding the decking on my '78 Terry Bass boat. I'm currently at the part where I decide what to replace with. Since the boat is old, but has some life left in it, I thought it would be best, so I ripped up all the old torn carpet and tore out the old fiberglass/wood decking. I'm going to replace decking with pressure treated plywood. I want the boat to maintain the best of being water tight, but at a loss on this one. I have removed all hardware and carpet and want to make sure I do this right before laying down new marine carpet. I have a 2 part epoxy paint mix called Tru-Glaze-Wb 4408. It's a fexible, durable, and water resistance (if there is no conintued immersion in water for a long period of time). I thought about using this on some of the boat to extend the life a little more, if possible. 1. What parts of the boat could I use it on (outside hull, inside hull, over decking, etc.)? Could it be used to reinforce the fiberglass if paint over it? Any helpful ideas or feedback would be greatly appreciated. This is the weblink for Tru-Glaze WB 4408: http://www.norkan.com/pdfmanuals/Devoe-Tru-Glaze-4408-Epoxy.pdf
