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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
14' Starcraft Seafarer Build
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<blockquote data-quote="atuck593" data-source="post: 308663" data-attributes="member: 4904"><p>Bass,</p><p></p><p>I didn't use easypoxy, the hull didn't leak enough to require a product that strong. However, if your hull does then I would recommend applying it to your build. Anyway, I used a product called Gluvit (one quart can). I sanded down the paint on the inside of the hull and then applied the Gluvit to the bare aluminum on the inside. Made sure to cover all of the seams and rivets really well. The quart can was more than enough. I then applied the self etching primer over the Gluvit and then the top coats of paint. The plywood decking I covered with 2 to 3 good coats of spar urethane. I then used outdoor carpet from Lowes with their outdoor carpet glue over the plywood...and that too has held up well for two seasons of use. Good luck when you get started...and if you need anything else don't hesitate to ask.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="atuck593, post: 308663, member: 4904"] Bass, I didn't use easypoxy, the hull didn't leak enough to require a product that strong. However, if your hull does then I would recommend applying it to your build. Anyway, I used a product called Gluvit (one quart can). I sanded down the paint on the inside of the hull and then applied the Gluvit to the bare aluminum on the inside. Made sure to cover all of the seams and rivets really well. The quart can was more than enough. I then applied the self etching primer over the Gluvit and then the top coats of paint. The plywood decking I covered with 2 to 3 good coats of spar urethane. I then used outdoor carpet from Lowes with their outdoor carpet glue over the plywood...and that too has held up well for two seasons of use. Good luck when you get started...and if you need anything else don't hesitate to ask. [/QUOTE]
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