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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thill" data-source="post: 516894" data-attributes="member: 4972">Some boats have open cell foam.  IF in a truly dry place, it will dry out after a month or two.Some boats have closed cell foam, but they cut the top of it flat before installing the decking.  That foam will catch water and it takes a VERY long time to dry out, like years.Some boats have really good, uncut closed cell foam, and even after a situation like yours, it won't get waterlogged.I have had all three, but don't know what yours is like. Store it with the nose up high and see if it continues to drip.  Maybe it's okay.If I bought it back, It would be for a discount that covers your original sales effort plus pulling the floor and replacing the foam, which I would guess would be $3k or more, but this is business for me, so your situation may be different.</blockquote>