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  1. 09-07-2016, 01:42 PM #1
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    Default Rotten bunk


    Got a rotten bunk under my boat. I have replaced ones on an older boat before but I have seen some pre made never rot boards online. Anybody have any experience with them ? And I glued the ones in the past but I have watched several YouTube videos where they just staple. What are yalls suggestions ?
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    If u got a aluminum boat do not use pressure treated wood
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    Quote Originally Posted by slabin View Post
    If u got a aluminum boat do not use pressure treated wood
    It is aluminum. What is the reason not to use pressure treated wood ?


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    Chemicals used to treat wood will react with aluminum and cause holes to come in it.

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    Was not aware of that


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    Crap....neither was I. EVEN if they are carpeted????
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    Look at page 3 post #21 to see what treated wood will do to aluminum.
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    Can't get picture to come up on phone but I will take yalls word for it


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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmydee1 View Post
    Crap....neither was I. EVEN if they are carpeted????
    Yes....it will get into carpet over time

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    Best thing to do is find a sawmill and get some cypress

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