I would get some 14 gauge 5052 aluminum and cut out the bad and weld in new
Scott Danforth Grumpy Vintage Moderator still playing with boats Staff member Joined Jul 23, 2011 Messages 49,534 Nov 5, 2023 #21 I would get some 14 gauge 5052 aluminum and cut out the bad and weld in new
Grub54891 Admiral Joined Jun 17, 2012 Messages 6,071 Nov 6, 2023 #22 If you find to much corrosion and can't find another boat that suits your use, you could make a trailer for hauling stuff. Done that myself.
If you find to much corrosion and can't find another boat that suits your use, you could make a trailer for hauling stuff. Done that myself.
SHSU Lieutenant Junior+Starmada Splash Of The Year 2019 Joined Mar 8, 2017 Messages 1,722 Nov 6, 2023 #23 If you are deciding to move forward, your plan isn't far off from what others have done. As for an epoxy filler, Total Boat make some stuff and I use JB Weld, but I didn't have corrosion as bad as yours. SHSU
If you are deciding to move forward, your plan isn't far off from what others have done. As for an epoxy filler, Total Boat make some stuff and I use JB Weld, but I didn't have corrosion as bad as yours. SHSU
