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    Even water from your swim trunks will seep to that amp rack. It will swell on bottom and bulge. Then it will dry and start to crumble. I would take it out and coat with resin. Youll be glad you did.

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    I agree on the waterproofing. It would be worth doing. I'd recommend using CPES...it will penetrate the wood better.

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    I used marine ply. No messy coating.
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    I appreciate the heads up. I will probably go ahead and do that.
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    I'm not going to say that it won't get wet, but it's kind of far-fetched being so far under the console. Then again, my friends and riders are trained that they dry themselves off before entering the boat. THe little water that's left on their trunks isn't enough to drip down to the console. It is a good idea to coat it with something though.

    Looks good TayTay! That's exactly what I had in mind when I talked to you. When cleaning up those wires, use the loops that you screw down to keep the wires in place. If the loops are too small for all the wires, loop what you can and wire tie the other wires to them. Don't pull them too tight from the amp in case the amp rack comes off it won't jerk the wires out.
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    That was my plan. I bought some of the black plastic sheathing to go around some of the wires. I'll post pics when I get all of the organizing done.
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    Anxious to see it finished, looks good so far. Dont forget some leds to light it all up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 87SunSportMikeyD View Post
    I used marine ply. No messy coating.
    Even with marine ply I think I'd be inclined to put a little CPES on.
    Last edited by Okie Boarder; 02-18-2010 at 12:57 PM.

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    I really like how you moved the batteries...mine sit right there when you open it, in battery boxes (plastic). This really gives you a lot more storage! I have 3 blue top optimas, but I think I could put two where you did and get down to just one battery box on the side....Great Job!
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    Okie, is your boat apart??
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