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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
Filling in Pedestal Seat Holes in Marine Grade Plywood
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<blockquote data-quote="Stimputello" data-source="post: 512698" data-attributes="member: 35155"><p>I bought an old 1996 Starcraft fish master and have some pedestal holes I’m trying to fill in and was wondering if anyone had some input.</p><p></p><p>Thinking of maybe doing some Advantech or 3/4 Ply cut with a hole-saw and stepped out fiberglassed mat on the underside. Any thoughts? </p><p></p><p>Would interior ply be fine if I SOAKED the ply circles over the course of a few days? I am planning on removing all carpeting and painting the interior of the boat with thin raptor liner (two-part epoxy bedliner/paint) so I’m a bit worried about paint adhesion and delamination. Also debating just putting the pedestal bases back in and filling with a rubber plug with the slim chance I want to put more than one seat back in the boat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stimputello, post: 512698, member: 35155"] I bought an old 1996 Starcraft fish master and have some pedestal holes I’m trying to fill in and was wondering if anyone had some input. Thinking of maybe doing some Advantech or 3/4 Ply cut with a hole-saw and stepped out fiberglassed mat on the underside. Any thoughts? Would interior ply be fine if I SOAKED the ply circles over the course of a few days? I am planning on removing all carpeting and painting the interior of the boat with thin raptor liner (two-part epoxy bedliner/paint) so I’m a bit worried about paint adhesion and delamination. Also debating just putting the pedestal bases back in and filling with a rubber plug with the slim chance I want to put more than one seat back in the boat. [/QUOTE]
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