would this be good to fill the space in the foor of a boat?
308004
This is exactly the same stuff I used to buy at the boating supply store to make rafts with. It foams as described in the product literature. It is much like the foam-in-a-can you get at Lowes. Be aware that it gets very hot (I measured it at 150 degrees) as it cures, and it does not come off your skin easily!
308005
If you are trying to fill in a cavity make sure to leave a relief hole because there is some pretty good expansion. The foam does set up harder than the foam that you can get at the home supply places, which stay flexible for expansion and contraction. This one does still remain sandable and holds its shape better.
444558
It should be fine. It's more overlap and that's a good thing. I had a 72" beam boat and the cover was really a bit too narrow.
1509198
Not sure why not. The load stop option gives a higher side support, but that can be a barrier if your boat has lots of tumblehome.
614325
I think because of it's texture, drag and also attraction to algae or barnicals would create a problem with maintenance and speed of boat---- maybe if used on the inside it would be great
281116
Of course. I used it to fill in the gaps to prevent water leakage as well as using the foam to build a little stone wall up on the liner for cosmetics.I do not what you could not do with this 'stuff'. It will fix you right up.
1917707
Absolutely! That's the main reason I bought it (along with all the other aluminum trim on our pontoon boat.) It does a really nice job, especially applied with a power buffer wheel. Good luck!
884616
I'm not certain it would fit your application. I really love the product, but my boat has a 1" rail for it to attach onto. The item clamps on then you need to put a bolt through it on the bottom side. I'm not certain this would be what you want to do or not. Hopefully this helps a little.
183430
I think it would cover the space, but not sure if would be sufficiently powerful (check the maximum wattage).
1182701
Might be a little big. Try a boat store and see what they have in that style. Most are same size
986307
I don't see why the liner would not work in a boat. Although if you're talking about replacing the carpet with the liner when its on it kind of feels like sandpaper so it may hurt your feet.
879715
I cannot answer specifically for a boat because my application is in a tandem cockpit aircraft. I will, however, offer an opinion. Assuming you have an adequate flat, sturdy surface upon which to mount the device I believe you would be satisfied. Pay attention to its dimensions if you want to mount it close enough to read print.
1865342
Don't know, my boat as low rails, but there is some slack, with no more than a foot high rail, it may work.
231270
Oh yeah. You can use it all over the boat, I highly recomend it on the bottom. I hit a large stump just three inches under water, put a crease right down the center bottom, the Gluvit flexed with it NO LEAKS!.
957021
It should work well for that purpose. There may be a little overhang, (16.7" x 11.5") but shouldn't be enough to cause a problem.
1230674
I have a 17 foot bass tracker boat with high mounted seats and the cover has plenty of room to be bigger. I can't say for sure with your boat but I would guess that it should have no problem.
1058866
Depends on current, size of the boat, and the load as well as bottom ( sand, mud, or rock). But generally I would say yes. It holds both my fully loaded canoe and 2 man kayak in some decent currents
1538401
I don't think it's thick enough for that. You probably want a marine type canvas like they use on boats