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Odd thing is the foam filled stringer boxes only had wood underneath the top of the stringer box.. Is it normal to not have wood on the sides of the box?
Started tearing down a Ranger 350V to replace the deck and stringers late last year. finally got the old deck, stringer box wood and flotation foam removed and all the surfaces sanded. Cant de-lid the boat due to not having the space, equipment and time so installing the stringers is going to be...
Anyone here ever used "Fiberglass Supply Depot" branded flotation foam? Saw it on Amazon and the price looked good. Just wondering if it's worth a try..
I am in the process of restoring a '89 Ranger 350V and have not been able to find any kind of information on what density foam to use in the stringer boxes and below the deck. I tried calling the manufacturer and no luck there. Anyone here have this information?
-T
