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| I have been working on replacing my pro v floor. It is an 03 prov 1900. Just thought i would post some pics as the floor is being ripped out. Hope to have the new on in by next weekend. Picking up the wood today
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Location: Chesterton, Indiana | Best of luck to you on that job. I need to do some work on my floor as well. |
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| It has been a fun project so far. I have gotten to learn a little about the boat by tearing into it. Good winter project to keep me sane. I just thought i would post some pics of the whole process because i know it was hard to find any info on what i was getting into and it would have been nice to have some pics of what was under the floor. Maybe i will be able to help someone out that is intimidated like i was by the project. |
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Location: Central Wi | Yes keep posting pics while you work... Great winter project is right! |
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Location: North Central IL USA | Why was the floor ruined? |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | Iboats.com has a boat building and restoration form lots of guys doing the same thing as well as total rebuilds. Lots of pictures and info. http://forums.iboats.com/forumdisplay.php?f=408
Edited by horsehunter 2/18/2012 7:02 PM
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Location: Eastern Ontario | After cutting your wood to shape you may want to give a couple coats of resin especially the edges or at least a couple coats of marine paint. |
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| Thanks for the tips. I was planning to coat the new floor before carpeting it. The previous floor rotted due to the previous owner storing the boat outside w/o a cover for atleast 4 ohio winters. with that said the 200 optimax only has about 30 hours on it and its an 04 and runs great. With a little TLC i will have avery nice fishing boat for 16,000. |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | Carpet hides many sins but if I were doing it again I think I would look for somthing that didn't hold water without being slipery Vinel or maybe somthing like bed liner though that may be heavy. I hate having my hatches froze up in late fall or not being able to put my cover on till the carpet dries out
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