Also over drill the screw holes and fill with epoxy and then re-drill to the screw size. Then mount some more wood under the floor where you plan to screw to - it will definitely keep more water out as your mounting screws can be limited so they don't go through the extra wood. Plan your layout before you glue everything down. The foam will support your floor between the pipes.įC cautioned about water intrusion and he is right. Rip some plywood and glue it to the top of the pipes so they are level with the foam. Since you already have a nice grid system and it looks like the foam is taller than your grid you will need to build up the pipes. attaching the floor to hull and glassing it in. Use low viscosity lay-up epoxy with 1208 0/90 and you will have a built in non-skid floor.ģ.
#Super gramps specs install
Then install and work on the top after it is installed. Couple reasons: 1) by the time you glass 1/4 you have added just about as much weight as the 3/8 is already and 2) that weight cost you an extra $100.Ĭoat the bottom and all sides with epoxy before gluing down to seal it. You do not need glass on the bottom because it will not be subject to abrasion. The flooring 1/4" plywood glassed both sides 2 times matt.Īgain, weight. Don't waste the time and money filling the voids with will create hard spots and you may shorten the hulls lifespan.Ģ. Glue it down if you want - not necessary.
Foam board glued down and voids filled with water proof stuff called Mastic.
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