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. I was speaking of polyurethane which you can find in the paint department of any of the above 3 its not really boat specific but would work fine for what your trying to do seal the wood.
, I was looking at some of the products here on I boats to see what they had for doing what i am wanting to do, ventalation isn't goig to be a problem since I will be doing out side any way, What about a good ORANGE cleaner, Do you think that would be good enough?? Like ORANGE mister clean? And let her dry out completely first?? I knew what you meant by Polly, I was looking at this, Would this work too? Is polly as good, If so, I will do it(polly)
. You will want to clean it well and I would say the orange cleaner should work ok then let it dry well and put the Polly or Gluvit on . Most of us with Tin cans are well versed with Gluvit as its what we use inside our hulls to seal seams and rivets prior to putting our decks back in .
. I would do a little exploring and make sure the stringers and transom are ok if so you could simply cut out the bad aras of the Deck and put new wood down in those locations sealing them with resin and glass and then just either put the old carpet back down or replace the caroet.
. Thanks again.............Pat
. I would say hopefully if the plug was out with the bow up the transom and stringers may be ok and the water may have just settled on the deck back there nd thus the soft spots. Thats why alot of us who are doing resto's are not going back with carpet . I dont even like the stuff in my house solid oak throughout other than the bthrooms which are tile .
