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Gluvit is great stuff. I put a few coats on the bottom of mine. Landa 1442.

Hatch cut

Rear deck fitting Front deck fitting

Swapped out a cross beam so I can throw in more hatches.

Playing with the deck frame layout for maximum space and access. Front deck framing done. Checking the fit.

Going to tie in the rear with rivets and the sides as well.

Still in progress

Playing with the deck frame layout for maximum space and access.

Transom riveted in and mount for bilge pump installed with 5200 Transducer mounted, and sealed with 5200 Decided to rip the back seat completely out and use the space for rod lockers.

I got bored so I cut out a livewell Maiden voyage Checking for leaks with the wifey. Ops check good!

Three coats of self-etch spray primer. Regular old semi-gloss oil base paint. I thinned it and used it in the harbor freight hvlp purple gun. Worked perfectly. Threw down some bedliner for durability

Prying up the old stuff Rotten foam with dead bugs and animals Filled in all the rivets with marine-tex, then Finished the bottom with a can of gluvit and and a paint roller.

This transom is done, but it's 1" thick. More work already. That was under the rubber seal. The entire boat was sprayed with it.

More flex seal. But rivets were almost falling out Strip

Covered in flex seal! Pretty good size Crack

Finally made it home. 3 Hour drive with a twisted axle and mismatched tires, plus no lights.

Hey all, this is my first build. I've been all over this site getting ideas from the the great minds and I'm finally ready to post some pics. I'm about half way done as of today.