PensacolaJason
Petty Officer 2nd Class
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- Oct 23, 2011
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I have a soft boat deck that I wanted to firm up a little. This is not a boat that I intend to keep for the long haul. It will be a bay boat that I use for a few years and then upgrade, so I didn't want to spend all kinds of time and money ripping up the floor and replacing stringers because the vessel is a bit older and it's just not worth it for me.
I was told about Pourable floatation foam as an alternative. My plan was to drill some holes into the floor and then mix and pour this flotation foam in small batches into the voids throughout the floor with the hopes that this stuff will provide some stiffness to the soft spots.
Does anyone have any experience with this stuff? Does this seem like a good way to go? Any tips or tricks for pouring and making sure it settles down in there nice and even.
I was told about Pourable floatation foam as an alternative. My plan was to drill some holes into the floor and then mix and pour this flotation foam in small batches into the voids throughout the floor with the hopes that this stuff will provide some stiffness to the soft spots.
Does anyone have any experience with this stuff? Does this seem like a good way to go? Any tips or tricks for pouring and making sure it settles down in there nice and even.