Cuddy Cabin Repair Followup

[captpete13]

good luck with your project. I have to do the same. But I was going to cut from the underside.

[nymack66]

Excellent work, This is exactly how I would have done it. I am thinking why clean it re-attach the top skin, insert little pieces of foam to keep the thickness nice and even or level and pour it with Arjay? I personally do not like any wood in boat period. Its lighter and 15 times stronger than wood?
Excellent post please keep the pictures coming please....

[joe7670]

Hadn't thought of arjay but willbe reading into it. Probably going to use stalking type material with resin to seal the 3 small holes I made.

Will consider Arjay as it will nicely fill in all the nooks.

[nymack66]

Originally Posted by joe7670

Hadn't thought of arjay but willbe reading into it. Probably going to use stalking type material with resin to seal the 3 small holes I made.

Will consider Arjay as it will nicely fill in all the nooks.

Be sure to download the PDF page 11 for Arjay information, its worth the drive to Sarasota for a pickup? In my rough estimate you may use no more than 5 gallons?
Call the information number they are helpful when not busy...
http://www.fiberglassservices.com/catalog.htm
ARJAY 6011
Polyester. Successfully Lightweight, smooth and being used as a core creamy. Easy to sand.
material in powerboats. (hardener incl.)
ARJ-PT-104 Gallon $ 35.36
ARJ-PT-105 5 Gallon $128.13