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Old 07-22-2009, 07:43 PM   #1
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filling in deck hatches???????

I have done fiberglass work before, but how difficult would it be to eliminate two 18X18 deck hatches?????
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Old 07-22-2009, 09:45 PM   #2
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haha....i think ill hold onto this boat for awhile if PP's run how everybody says they do
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I have done fiberglass work before, but how difficult would it be to eliminate two 18X18 deck hatches?????
is your deck flat or does it have a arch in it? Also is it cored?
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flat and not cored.......
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cool, not to tough. you might want to lay up a piece of flat fiberglass seperatly and graft it in. other option is to back up the opening with a waxed piece of something flat like starboard then scarf back the edge and build up the laminate in the opening. You'll have to be creative on the edge to minimize end "butt" type joints.
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