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Yes. Glue is a must. If anything, I hope it will last a couple years out in the weather. Its cheap enough to replace every couple years.

Adelmo, that stuff seems to be holding up pretty good after a couple of months under the hot texas sun. It does get a tad hot though, but not scalding hot like painted aluminum....

Its not 24 lbs like the website states. More like 10 lbs a roll. Pretty light if you ask me. I just glued it down to my existing aluminum floors and decks.

https://www.ruralking.com/best-step-4-x-8-anti-fatigue-foam-floor-mat-bs123t.html 14.99 a roll actually

I will have to take better photos... it was late when I took those.

Bought this stuff online... ill have to look for the exact website for you. Its Eva foam antifatigue mats. 4x8 rolls at 12.99 a roll aint bad. 20140725_202235.jpg20140725_202255.jpg

30mph... wow. Yeah I would say that is a good buy.

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Quick update. I picked up the cowling and midsection from my mechanic today. Next step. Prep for primer and paint while the powerhead is being rebuilt. Slowly but surely.

Looks good man. Sweet rig

Nothing wrong with the post.. just be patient. There are a lot of friendly guys here with a lot of experience that are willing to take the time to help you out. Looks like a good start on your project. I would say foam is a must, but others will disagree. You might have to search for the...

Baytown area. Yeah its a slow project but will be worth the long wait in the end.

uploadfromtaptalk1401908173040.jpg Took a much needed break out on the san jac river today. Caught some fat ones on the juglines... gonna make for good eating. Not much progress on the boat though. I need to round up the boys so I can flip it for the steel flex application.

Nice bro. Those look great. Do they sit flush with the bottom of the hull?

If I had to guess I would say high 20s to low 30s.