I need to replace the floor on my 1984 Weers pontoon, what size and grade of plywood should I use?
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I would  use 3/4" marine plywood. I would also seal any edges that I cut.
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N.O is wrong. The right answer is below:\n\n1st-you have to find the area of the plywood:\n   4.5*8.25=37.125 feet squared\n2nd-find the area of the circle he cut out:\n   A=pi*r^2\n   A=3.14*(1.5)^2\n   A=7.069\n3rd-subtract the area of the circle from the plywood's area:\n   A=30.056\n4th-mutiply this leftover area by 1.75 to get the answer:\n   1.75*30.056=$52.60\n\nSo his friend payed $52.60 for the leftover plywood!
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Try to make it at 3 feet.  It will probably be easier.  I'd probably use balsa wood.
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you need 20 cans of varnish. 60x80 =4800 sq feet.. since one can does 250.00 you have another 4550 sqfeet still to do..20 cans needed  or 19.2 cans
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You might check with Home Depot, or another good local hardware store.
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On the Mississippi I use 0000 stainless steel hooks, large brim and shad... at least hand sized or larger or chicken thighs.... I use to use 65lbs test but now I use Army "550" cord.  For wieghts I use 4 to 6 oz pear wieghts depending on the water level and current.... tie it off to a good sized limb..... you'll need it.  50lbs cats are common there.\n\nCabelas stocks most of the stuff you need. Or you can try bait shop along Old Man River
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if you go to http://fiberglassics.com, and ask this question in the forum, there are members there that will walk you through what you need to do.\n\nit is a free site, all's you have to do is reg. you email to post in the forum, please don't worry about spam from fiber, sandi and kelly (the owners)just don't play that game.\n\nthe last couple of years I have been restoring a 59 thunderbird and found the site very helpfull, heck don't let the name fool ya either, any boat owner is welcome rather it be a woodie, a clssic fiberglass, a lummie, or cement....as long as it gets wet.\n\nlook for me there under the still in use under thunderbird in the "to the boats" section.
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Overtons (519 for the 12" x 9" and $539 for the 12" x 12". ) ,Bass Pro Shops( $539 for the 12" x 9" and  $549 for the 12" x 12"),  Both are with standard switch.  If you want an indicator switch, then you will be looking at about $220 more.  West Marine has a bunch of other options and prices vary.  12" x 9" is for 16' - 22' boats, 12"x12" is for 17' - 30' boats. \n\nThe comparison is for the same brand trim tab.  I would guess that West Marine also sells them,
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You need to look up ASTM A120. That is the standard for galvanized pipe.
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http://floorforwindows.generalentropy.com/Index.aspx
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I did a web search and there was a site that had the standards. If you Google "medium density fiberboard" one of the results will be a "panelsource.net" site with a PDF that I believe addresses your question.
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8' table          42" cue           48" cue        52" cue        57" cue\n                    11' x 14' 7"     12' x 15' 7"   12'7" x 16' 3"   13' 5" x 17'1"\n\nSince most cues should be 52  at least figure 12'7" x 16'3" as a minimuim!\n\nBe sure that when you arrange to have the installer put up your table that they agree to return to re-level table (the table will settle) \nI suggest that you do not set up a table yourself (break down is OK) but putting a pool table together is a job for a professional!\nIf buying a used table have pros check rails (if hard or worn out) replace rubber.  \nThey will try to sell you Semonus cloth..if you don't play at a high level don't bother.  It's very fast and one needs allot of contol to play on it..and it's very expensive. Get a good medium grade cloth (cheap cloth is very slow)...And try to avoid wild colors....Green felt was always used for a reason..it's easy on the eyes!
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You might get some urethane. It's what they use to protect hardwood floors. You should be able to get it at Home Depot, Lowes, Ace Hardware, etc.
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1650 lumber has a specific gravity of about 0.42.  This means its density should be close to 26.19 lbs/ cu. ft.  The one foot 2x4 should weigh 1.46 lbs.
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a couple options\n1 - take it to a welding shop and have them fill them\n2 - waterproof epoxy  make sure the metal is clean and rough first.\n3 - you could use self sealing pop rivets and rubber\n4 - get a bigger bilge pump :-)