Boat Filler?

[mississippi_duc_htr]

I have a friend who wants to add some exta floatation to his boat floor any body know where or what he can use to put below or inject beneth the floor?

[QUACKADDICT]

I used "Great Stuff" spray foam insulation. I don't know about the floatation properties, but it certainly keeps the bottom of the boat quiet. I just sprayed it under the plywood I have in the bottom of the boat. Works great. Guess that's why they call it "Great Stuff".

[Doc & Nash]

Contact your local commercial marine supplier and they have a twp part liquid stryofoam, it works great to fill leaky pontoons and ect. But it is somewhat expensive. There is a place in memphis that carries it. It is close to downtown but I forget the name.

[Po Monkey Lounger]

A word of caution. If you spray that "great stuff" under a wood floor bottom you will cover up and fill in the channels in the boat bottom that drain the boat. Not good. Before using any type of spray foam/insulation, be sure to cover up the channels so it does not get in them. Of course, this is just my opinion and what I did with mine. Your mileage and boat drainage may vary.

[JimAire]

There is a foam factory in Monticello, Ark. It is located between the War Eagle factory and the F&F factory. I don't remember the name, but if you will call F&F, they will give you the name.

[mississippi_duc_htr]

Thanks fellas, Ole Bufflehead I think he and I both forgot about the ribs in the bottom. Ill give him a call and remind him. [img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]