Is it possible??

[SXIPro]

My SN weighs about as much as an SXR 1500 now...It had footwells installed and was refoamed about 8 years ago with US composites 2 part foam which theoretically is closed cell and resists water absorption. Considering this is not factory foam is it possible I may be able to drill a couple holes and like magic the water will all drain out? (and then I'll install a couple permanent drains).

 

[Big Kahuna]

You could drill some holes in the rear, stand the hull up and let it sit for several months. It may get some out..........

 

[yurkanip]

My SN weighs about as much as an SXR 1500 now...It had footwells installed and was refoamed about 8 years ago with US composites 2 part foam which theoretically is closed cell and resists water absorption. Considering this is not factory foam is it possible I may be able to drill a couple holes and like magic the water will all drain out? (and then I'll install a couple permanent drains).

Back in the day, I had a square that was very water logged and even after drilling holes in the back to let it drain for a week, even thought drips stopped the foam was completely wet and never dried out. I am afraid if you want to do it right, you will need to defoam and add in different foam or flotation. X2 to what BK said above.

 

[Midlake Crisis]

Defoaming is a hideous job

 

[SXIPro]

Defoaming is a hideous job

Yes. And I suck at fiberglass and suck at turfing so it’s a triple whammy!