Screw hole through the bottom of a 17 inch speed boat, What to do? - putting floor boat
I heard about a new floor on a boat 17 inches and I managed to screw were used too long and has been sent through the bottom of the boat with the ground. It is a small hole the size of a screw through the bottom of the boat. Will this make the boat sinks in reaching a speed of 40 +. The hole is located aft. What is the best way to solve this small hole (resin? Apoxy?)
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Putting Floor Boat Screw Hole Through The Bottom Of A 17 Inch Speed Boat, What To Do?
4 comments:
You have the screws, which touched the hole, replaced with shorter screws removed. Then use part two epoxy, the strength of the resin deep into the hole with a spatula or chisel. That should go. If the fund invests more than 1 / 2 thick, you can use to drill a 1 / 4 inch and cut the 1/8in hole to give more depth to the surface to hold the resin.
17 inches is too small for a speedboat. I assume that means a ship model? In this case, it should be in the Sports category. Whether we are talking only a small hole, then the best solution would be to use an epoxy coating as Milliput. It adheres to nothing, it takes only 1-2 hours to harden, even under water and can also occur, grinding, drilling or what ever your needs are for now.
http://www.milliput.com/home.htm
If the screw still in it? If so, it is not sealed? What boat? Fiberglass, wood?
I suspect that a 17-foot-would mean the boat. Or is it a model? I do not think a speed of 40 +. However, I could be wrong!
jteaxas a good answer to your question. Do not go with other products.
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