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I just recieved a 86 bass procraft the floor where the passenger seats,sterring and reel storage has rotten from water damage. The rear and front where the live wells and battery storage look good except where one of the battery was the shelf gave way. The boat has been sitting up for 7 years...
This will be my first boat and I would like to do the floor myself and would like all advice on what to do. Like what way is the best way to take up the floor can I replace it with regular plywood or use marine grade plywood. Do you have to replace the foam in the bottom of the boat or is there...
Needs a new floor pulled up the old one and found a lot of rotten ply wood and mosit foam.. Besides that the fiber glass was in good condition what would be good to use for floor replacement and where can I found the thick foam that was in between the floor and hull if I do need it. Love fishing...
