[Rhodes22-list] What's under the deck?

[Herb Parsons]

BTW, should mention that even though the names might be confusing, there 
is no connection between West Marine and West Systems, except that WM 
sells the stuff (other companies do too).

cjlowe at sssnet.com wrote:
> Hank,
>
> Is the brown sutff as heavy as sand? Or could it be decomposing floatation
> foam?
> If it's sand ballast it should have small stone and lead with it.
> On question #2,rather than buy metering pumps or special measuring cups,I
> just use disposable clear drink cups that I mark with a majic
> marker.Figure out the size of batch you need-say 100cc of resin and 25cc
> of hardener,Take one of the wife's measuring cups and fill two glasses
> with water accordingly,mark the glasses and dump out the water ,dry the
> glasses and use the real thing.
>
>
> Jerry Lowe
>
>  Here is a sailing question for all of you.
>   
>> Recently I had to pull up the decking in front of the head due to rotted
>> boards and I found what appeared like sand underneath.  I suspect it was
>> not
>> sand, but could have been concrete used as a ballast.  Does anyone know if
>> that is correct?  If so, how should I fix/replace it before i put the new
>> decking down?
>>
>> 2nd question, Several folks have commented about using epoxy to waterproof
>> wood in the boat.  Where is the best/most economical source to buy epoxy
>> in
>> these quantities? I know WM sells West Systems, but it might be cheaper to
>> buy a new boat than get it from them.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Hank
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