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<blockquote data-quote="x25xquinton" data-source="post: 471324" data-attributes="member: 25350"><p>So in a few spots on the inside of the boat i have, i will be doing a plywood deck, with a drainage system. WIth that being said I've been stressing over what to waterproof it with. It will be kept on a trailer, indoors so the elements arent a concern. Only time it will get wet is the little bit while fishing, and any rain storm it gets hit with (not often). Im trying to determine the best route of waterproofing it without going overboard, and vice versa.</p><p></p><p>I was thinking epoxy, but it seems excessive for how little itll get water, then i was thinking old timers, then i was thinking about just some sort of stain with oil based enamel over the top. </p><p></p><p>It will be carpeted over that. </p><p></p><p>Thoughts?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="x25xquinton, post: 471324, member: 25350"] So in a few spots on the inside of the boat i have, i will be doing a plywood deck, with a drainage system. WIth that being said I've been stressing over what to waterproof it with. It will be kept on a trailer, indoors so the elements arent a concern. Only time it will get wet is the little bit while fishing, and any rain storm it gets hit with (not often). Im trying to determine the best route of waterproofing it without going overboard, and vice versa. I was thinking epoxy, but it seems excessive for how little itll get water, then i was thinking old timers, then i was thinking about just some sort of stain with oil based enamel over the top. It will be carpeted over that. Thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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