Back to work .. Hole size in question...

Discussion in 'Fiberglass and Composite Boat Building' started by lakerunner, Jan 4, 2005.

  1. lakerunner
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    lakerunner Junior Member

    Ok holidays are over and springs around the corner . Half to loose 20 lbs..
    and get the lead out. QUESTION..... Hole in the upper topside . approx. 16'' in dia. By the time it is cleaned up .It has a foam core, Can I Fix this with a solid lay-up of frp or should I replace the core.. Is there a size of hole that would determine replacement of the core? Its a pretty good size hole . If smaller I would fix with just a lay-up
    But I'm in between with my decision. So I must ask .

    THE BOAT.......... 24'' Runabout ski boat- Recreation
    THE HOLE.........Approx 16'' Dia. Front upper topside just above waterline about 3'' And about 5' Back from Bow.

    Simply not sure................Any advice would be appreciated
     
  2. I will not let you leave the foam out.
     
  3. lakerunner
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    lakerunner Junior Member

    Thanks Richard . Instincts tell me the same . Thanks for all the insomniacs out there
    who Knows I 'm awake waiting for an answer.
     
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