ajd15

will rhino lining adhere to fiberglass, if so what do you guys think about applying it to the rail (trim around the top) of a small fiberglass boat and a strip down the middle of the hull.

I almost always fish with one of two buddies. We all have about the same skill and focus levels, and basically get along well.

That's the exact same boat i just got, also for free. I posted a couple of questions a couple of days ago. I was wondering what paint you were using on the inside and outside, and how well it work. I wish mine was in as good condition as yours, it would make my life alot easier.

thanks, any advice on attaching a wooden bench seat structure, sealed with resin of couse, to the boat with out damaging the fiberglass or causing cracks when i sit on it, or puting a thin wooden floor on the bottom to flatten the standing surface. I know they're are a ton of posts on hear about decks on aluminum boats, but i'm concerned about the fiberglasses flexibily, I don't want a standing deck just a floor to maybe put carpet on. I also don't want to take the boat out, stand up and fall through the bottom, you probably already knew that.

I got a old boat recently, for free. Unfortunately it was in pretty rough shape, and I'm looking for advice. It's a 12 ft. by 44 in. fiberglass v-hull with several patched spots that appear to be ok. There was also a foot long crack on the bow that i patched along with two smaller cracks towards the back of the boat. I knocked out the bench seats since they were cracked and the foam under them was in bad shape. The problem is, now the boat feels very flimsy feeling, the sides feel like they're gonna fold in. So the question is what now, build a new bench seat to try and stabilize the sides. Thanks if anyone responds.