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So now that I have a big gaping hole in my boat seat to accommodate a pedestal seat mount, do I have to do anything to water-proof the hole before I attach the thing?
Re: Quick question on mounting a pedestal seat base
I'd probably put a seal of resin around it - poly would be fine. Could also use marine tex. Just pretty much anything to keep water from wicking into the wood.
Re: Quick question on mounting a pedestal seat base
I got some spar varnish laying around that has been thinned 10%, will that work OK? I don't have any resin and I'd hate to buy some just for this one hole.
