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Rich, one thing i was considering was not just the 5200 but stripping, preparing the hull, filling holes by sticking the tip of the caulk gun into each hole and unloading a ton couple good squeezes of 5200, and then as a final act having approz 3/8" of the k5 polyurea applied to the entire hull...

the previous owner used a self tapping SS screw. the holes/screws are prolly 1/4" what about taking a say dime sized aluminum blank and welding it over the hole such as a patch? or what would ur thoughts be on filling the holes with 3m's 5200 marine grade caulk/sealant and then putting the...

THX psg i appreciate the imput. That sounds like a good way to do it with maybe a new hull, but my boat has a floor in it witht he obvious floation inbetween it and the floor etc. would basiicall need to tear the entire boat apart and there are prolly 100 holes. Thats why I was kind of...

I am looking to do some work on a Lowe roughnech 1850 jet that I purchased. The individual before me had screwed uhmw boards to the bottom of the boat and I really dont like it. While he may have used some of the right materials, im not sure he got his engineering right engineering and it is a...

I am looking to do some work on a Lowe roughnech 1850 jet that I purchased. The individual before me had screwed uhmw boards to the bottom of the boat and I really dont like it. I dont think he used the right materials/engineering and it is a bit leaky, my greatest concern is one tearing away...