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Old 02-24-2015, 08:22 PM   #4
FW28z
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Model: 2011 Four Winds 28Z
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THOR #531
Epoxy to the rescue...

I would coat the inside surfaces of the hole with epoxy. Even perhaps dig out a bit of the styrofoam and make a tube out of blue tape and put it in the hole so it makes a dam of sorts.


Then get a glue syringe and fill the void with epoxy. You would be creating a plug of sorts where there is enough solid area to cinch a bolt against.

A derivative of this technique is common in the boating industry.

Like this:



Might be a fairly involved project though - especially if you remove the doors to route out the voids.
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