Box liner in boat.

[warriorboy10]

Looking to remove rug on the gunnels of my boat and have a box liner product applied. Approx size 30” x 103” x 2 with a 3” shelf. Easily accessible and a straight forward job. Southeast Edmonton. Not interested in doing it myself, in my mind certain jobs require professionals.
Anyone have a company that would be interested in doing the job? Cash!

PM me..

[liar]

i was going to do that years ago but a boat repair guy talked me out of it , because of the added weight . may or may not be an issue .

[Kurt505]

Aluminum or fiberglass?

[Moosetalker]

I have an old riveted tinny constant leaks just used roof patch a few coats to seal works great only downside its black wish I would have used grey silver spray paint wears off it added a bit of weight but not too bad used 2 gallons {it was a sieve}

[warriorboy10]

Should have been more clear. Tin boat but it’s a wood floor with marine epoxy.

[does it ALL outdoors]

I've used this in the past with excellent results, not on a boat though.

Spray it on or roll it on, your choice.

https://www.durabakcompany.com/

If you can use a paint brush or roller you're all set and you will save some bucks.

Have a few friends that use this stuff on almost everything with the same great results.

https://www.raptorliner.ca/

[marky_mark]

make sure you research which brand your going to use
some break down when exposed to gasoline

Im sure linex would be the best

[Positrac]

I Rhino-lined the whole inside of a 20foot cuddy cabin cruiser about 20 years ago. It worked and looked great in black and grey two tone. I pulled the inboard out and had a custom aluminum pod built for a 200hp Yamaha out back. The whole in the floor where the inboard was located was filled in with an auxiliary 40 gallon aluminum fuel tank and then covered with marine grade plywood. The whole bottom and complete inside of the boat was Rhino-lined. While no longer owed by me it’s still in great shape and holding up well. The only down side is it got a bit slippery when covered with fish slim and blood, even with a rough finish. If you’re a crappy fisherman that shouldn’t be an issue.

[Rdamours]

I used Durabak about 5 years ago on my deck and gunnels. The stuff was rolled over my new epoxy coated, fiberglassed deck and it is really on there. No wear issues so far.

Originally Posted by does it ALL outdoors

I've used this in the past with excellent results, not on a boat though.

Spray it on or roll it on, your choice.

https://www.durabakcompany.com/

If you can use a paint brush or roller you're all set and you will save some bucks.

Have a few friends that use this stuff on almost everything with the same great results.

https://www.raptorliner.ca/