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Old 05-03-2006, 03:38 PM
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hello, i would like to mount a sub floor in my jon boat. what is the least expensive way to waterproof 2x4's for this project? will thompsons waterproofer work? is that good enough? any comments would be a great help.
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If you are going to use 2x4's for your structure then just use treated lumber and don't worry about waterproofing. They will out last you.
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would'th using 2x4s add a lot of weight?
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