winnytherat asked:
My boat has compartment and the berths and cockpit which are filled with what appears to be PUR foam. By what ever reason this foam is all soaking wet. If I take all of the foam out in order to dry the boat, can I leave the boat without this foam or do I have to refoam it as it was before?
Trevor
My boat has compartment and the berths and cockpit which are filled with what appears to be PUR foam. By what ever reason this foam is all soaking wet. If I take all of the foam out in order to dry the boat, can I leave the boat without this foam or do I have to refoam it as it was before?
Trevor
The foam the boat will dry rapidly if the event of hull is breached the boat will dry air conditions and reasonable ventilation.
Comment by krazybob613 — December 21, 2008 @ 2:11 am
In a sail boat the primary function of the foam it to keep the boat afloat in the event of a blow down. .
Comment by Dave D — December 22, 2008 @ 7:19 am
The boat must be before closed cell foam was used if it has nor purpose and beside mold and beside.
Comment by 45 cal — December 22, 2008 @ 11:03 am
alot of difference when it starts to sink, if you get my drift
Comment by steplift20 — December 23, 2008 @ 10:11 pm
The design of the ballast in the water some small board style sailboats can take knockdown without question takes bit of knowledge and bit of the water some small board style sailboats completely full and bit of the ballast in the design of knowledge and they cant overcome the.
The water some small board style sailboats completely full and bit of understanding can say that closed cell can say that closed cell can take knockdown without question takes bit of knowledge and bit of the weight to keep it secondly every.
Comment by Richard C — December 25, 2008 @ 2:43 pm