Replacing carpet for Non-Skid - Helm Seat - Pics -??

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by The13redi, Feb 19, 2008.

  1. The13redi
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    The13redi New Member

    New here,

    Currently upgrading my 88' bayliner with non skid, and a helm pedestal seat. Whats the best way to reinforce the starboard box for the pedestal? I am already going to lay some FG sheet and resin to the box, and some fiber-bondo. And what is a fishing white style non-skid paint/material that is cheap? Here are some pics of the start, its wet from pressure washing int the pics, no rot.

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  2. The13redi
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    Here are some new pics from today. We built on the box with 2 sheets of plywood resined together and screwed down 1 by one, finished with fiberglass mat over top all resined... I think its strong enough now. We also worked more on the hull, sanding and filling with bondo-glass. Here are some pics........


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  3. SamSam
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    SamSam Senior Member

    Redeye, Welcome. If you're going to lay more glass over the edges you should round them over with a 1/4", preferably 3/8-1/2" quarter round bit. A cheap, servicable non-skid would be 2 coats of porch and floor paint with sand sprinkled into the first coat. It doesn't take much.
     
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