Covering holes in the boat....

[DoubleGobble00]

I mounted my new terrova Sunday.. Evidently there has been two previous trolling motors installed on this boat since I had a total of 10 holes in it. The motor covers most of them but three are not covered along with some scuff marks. Anyone got any ideas to cover them up? I could stick some bolts in them but was thinking something like the non-slip rubber on the right hand side of the boat would look nice. Yall know where I could get that kind of stuff or something like it?




Thanks,

DoubleG

[DonDon]

That's fiberglass, right? There's a Fiberglass repair shop out off hwy 25, past Castlewoods, I think. Bet you can get some kinda Fiberglass repair bondo type stuff from them along with some paint

[DoubleGobble00]

Haha.. i knew you would say duct tape.. ha.. That is actually aluminum.... So that won't work... Thanks though...

[DonDon]

Jb weld:d

[Wannabe...]

Your best bet is to stop in at a dealer and see if they have some. It can be found on the net, but it's a pain to locate on account of it being called everything under the sun.

Wannabe...

["G"]

Most people call it Non Skid....Most building supply places have it...it is used a lot on stair steps. You cut it to shape and peel the back off and stick it.

[C N]

Most people call it Non Skid....Most building supply places have it...it is used a lot on stair steps. You cut it to shape and peel the back off and stick it.

Some Wal-marts have it around here. Back in the marine section in these parts.

[Wannabe...]

Ya'll are talkin' about non-skid tape. You can get that at NAPA. I'm talking about closed cell neoprene or the diamond cut rubber mat. This is Double we're talking about. And he don't do nothing low rent.

Wannabe...

["G"]

You can buy it tape sized but you can get it in wide rolls and also large sheets. It You can get it in black, rusty red, and white.

[Wannabe...]

In which case, it'd be called Really Really Wide Non Skid Tape, which is essentially really really wide low rent.

Wannabe...