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That is going to be one stout console, Nice work

great pictures Richard, looks like a great time with family Thanks for posting

I used all Marine Poxy and I used the slow hardener and never had any blush. Did a lot of wet on wet, if I went much over a 24 hour period I would sand to get a good mechanical bond.

My boat is still floating

Here ya go, not new but you will save about a hundred thousand,

https://www.boattrader.com/listing/2007 ... 103323249/

Here is the design I had in mind, its
18"x36"

Thanks AA,

That looks like great adhesive but you need the special gun to dispense it.
For my little job I should be good with screws.

You do very nice work AA no matter the material your working with

3m 4200 or 5200 doesn’t really stick to starboard. It kinda tacks it together but a little bit of stress will pop it apart. Use stainless steel screws. Drill and countersink. Outdoor kitchen I built with black starboard boxes. All screwed together, no glue. 8FE178DE-2A93-45CA-96FB-D5CE3657E342.jpeg...

Thanks Topwater,

I think I found what your talking about: Sudbury Elastomeric Marine Sealant

Looks like pretty good stuff, I think I'll give it a try and add screws.

I really like the 5200, but here in Arizona with low humidity it takes forever to cure.

Great pictures Capeman,
Sure looks beautiful out there. I can certainly see why you go every year.

fallguy1000 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 13, 2019 1:42 am Use 4200.

Thanks Fallguy,
but curious as to why I wouldn't use 5200 instead of 4200? I want and need a strong and permanent bond

Also can this be cut on a table saw? It would be 1/2" thick?