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| rigid hull for inflatable Hello, I own an old Zodiac Mark2 inflatable with an inflatable keel. I would like to build a rigid hull for it. Some kind of DIY RIB. My father built some solid fiberglass boats and some with Balscore, so i would rely on his skills, when it comes to laminating ![]() I thought of either a solid fiberglass hull about 10-12mm thick, ore if it is stable enough, only 4mm fiberglass on the outside, one layer Coremat and 2mm fiberglass inside. Only thing is, i thought of using the boat itself as "plug" and build a mold. But when i do this and laminate into a negative mold, the hull will be too small on the inside. So the Tubes won't fit. Any ideas how to approach this? Many thanks Martin PS: I hope anybody can understand my poor shool english ![]() |
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