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<blockquote data-quote="SVOMike86" data-source="post: 206165" data-attributes="member: 2070"><p>Shawnfish- In answer to your question about sealing, you should either use a spar urethane, or a fiberglass resin to seal your decking. Thompson's is not sufficient for the long run, but if you are serious about switching to aluminum in a couple months you <em>should</em> be ok. If you still need to buy the sealer, I would suggest getting Helmsman Spar Urethane (about $30-35) a gallon. I'm not sure how much the Thompson's costs, but if your plans change and you decide to stay with wood decking for a season or 2, you'll be good to go. I put 4 heavy coats on just my front deck (which is 6ft long) and still have 1/2 a gallon left, so 1 gallon <em>should</em> be enough for an entire boat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SVOMike86, post: 206165, member: 2070"] Shawnfish- In answer to your question about sealing, you should either use a spar urethane, or a fiberglass resin to seal your decking. Thompson's is not sufficient for the long run, but if you are serious about switching to aluminum in a couple months you [i]should[/i] be ok. If you still need to buy the sealer, I would suggest getting Helmsman Spar Urethane (about $30-35) a gallon. I'm not sure how much the Thompson's costs, but if your plans change and you decide to stay with wood decking for a season or 2, you'll be good to go. I put 4 heavy coats on just my front deck (which is 6ft long) and still have 1/2 a gallon left, so 1 gallon [i]should[/i] be enough for an entire boat. [/QUOTE]
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