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    I used clear silicone on our family boat and it works fine. Make sure to keep the air bubbles out by keeping the gun low and make a large pile to push it into. You can remove it easily also. My Fishing boat is metal. If I could do the same to it I would.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Majesticman View Post
    I used clear silicone on our family boat and it works fine. Make sure to keep the air bubbles out by keeping the gun low and make a large pile to push it into. You can remove it easily also. My Fishing boat is metal. If I could do the same to it I would.
    Through a metal boat? I was under the impression that when installing one for a metal boat that the section of metal needed to be removed for it to work properly. This is good to know in case I decide to go through the hull at a later date.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crappie Reaper View Post
    Through a metal boat? I was under the impression that when installing one for a metal boat that the section of metal needed to be removed for it to work properly. This is good to know in case I decide to go through the hull at a later date.
    don't know of but one company that makes a transducer to shoot through an aluminum hull. Vexilar, called an alumiducer. you can look it up on there website
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crappie Reaper View Post
    Through a metal boat? I was under the impression that when installing one for a metal boat that the section of metal needed to be removed for it to work properly. This is good to know in case I decide to go through the hull at a later date.
    No through my fiberglass family boat.
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