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Just photo shop a sign on a building. You need to be a hot products dealer also. Mark44

Forgot about Trinity can’t wait to see there hulls. The SXR hood was real nice but needs a pounding in the surf. Mark44

p Sweet didn't know they had drains I really like the watercraftfactory hull.:biggthumpup: I also think why anyone would ever purchase a waterdog product after all the drama from that guy.:banghead: Mark44

McMaster Carr #8733K42 White Nylon6/6 Mark44

o Are you sure you want to do that to yourself? I would do a search on Waterdog. Mark44

The only time I have seen this is when there was an air leak on one of the cylinders. Mark44

I like water craft factory. LOL they just need drains. Mark44

Closed cell:cool2: Mark44

y AGREED! Mark44

Yep good idea though I like the thought.:biggthumpup: Mark44

i Don't believe you would have enough surface area touching the hull providing structural integrity. Remember the foam actually bonds to the hull where it comes into contact but I love the though! Keep the ideas coming :biggthumpup: Mark44

i O no you need foam for structural integrity or you would have to build a truss type bracing in the hull adding weight. IMO. Mark44

What Matt said but I like to use 3lb I have found that to hold up better under compression. Mark44

To big need a smaller plug for this location. I have not found anything that is why mine is drilled and tapped 1/4" NPT but I am sure they are out there. Mark44

i Mine has not had any structural problems for 5 years now from my water channels. :biggthumpup: Mark44

Or McMaster has balls that go in tanks you can foam over them. Mark44

Sorry wrong.......Foam contains cells of air. This makes it light weight and very good for gasketing, sealing and cushioning applications. Open-cell foam has cells that connect to one another like sponge closed-cell foam has cells that are completely closed. Great stuff is not like a sponge...

u Not at all, I was able to use the pour in foam method and allow for channels horizontally and vertically under hull penetrations to channel any moisture to the rear drains it just takes a little though and planning. Think about it:biggthumpup: Mark44

U Yep my thoughts exactly the hull manufacturers I mean aftermarket manufacturers need to do a little more engineering or hire an engineer to do it for them so these nice hulls can get drains in them. :biggthumpup: Mark44

u They would sink without foam. Skywalker story............. Mark44