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<blockquote data-quote="Stand Up" data-source="post: 506952" data-attributes="member: 31842"><p>I'd use that as is. You could sand it a bit to get rid of the ugly stuff and smooth it out. Unless the operation of the boat motor is compromised during use, not to worry. </p><p>And remember, this advice is worth exactly what I charge for it...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stand Up, post: 506952, member: 31842"] I'd use that as is. You could sand it a bit to get rid of the ugly stuff and smooth it out. Unless the operation of the boat motor is compromised during use, not to worry. And remember, this advice is worth exactly what I charge for it... [/QUOTE]
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