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It is cracked and falling apart. If I took it out I would just have a hole there. I would prefer not to replace with a hatch. I cant believe it is soo hard to find a replacement part where you still retain room for your feet.
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the biggest problem with the rod boxes were the flanges where they were screwed to the inner liner. mine were all cracked and falling apart. to remedy this , I glassed a strip of fiberglass tape around the edge. didn't really matter what it looked like because it was on the inside.
only other thing I could suggest would be cut the hole square & build something out of starboard, ![]()
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Have you fixed this yet? Pull the old one and make a plug from the original. If this is beyond your ability, find a local fiberglass shop to do that.
Of course if the original is glass then just repair it.
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FL Bill 1988 Wellcraft 20 Sportfisher |
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if its the same plastic they use in the rod boxes, poly resin bonds pretty good. sure an epoxy would too.
I did the back if the rod boxes with 1.5oz matt and at 225lbs I can stand on them, supported me and no separation. I actually took one and threw is across the shop to see if the plastic would separate or plastic would crack - all good IMG_5683.jpg |
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