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3. You can see the yellow closed cell foam core.
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4. View drain plug from the inside with epoxy applied and drain plug in place.
4. Starboard side ready to reinstall hardware. There was some air bubbles, shrinkage or seapage of the epoxy into the foam core, so it took two applications of epoxy.
3. Number 10 screws drilled out with 3/8" drill bit, then additional yellow closed cell foam around the inside of the 3/8" hole removed with a "Dremel". 3/8" Swim step bolt holes redrilled out to 7/16".
3. You can see the yellow closed cell foam core.
3. Port side of cockpit, ahead of the fuel tank. The holes have now been filled with "System Three" Cold Cure epoxy. I used a syringe to fill the bottom of the hole first, and work the air to the top and out.
2. Transom Fastener Improvements
2. Drain plug hole Dremeled out and ready to receive epoxy.
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3. You can see the yellow closed cell foam core.

3. You can see the yellow closed cell foam core.
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Fastener Improvements 2009 23 Venture "Pacific Wanderer"
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1. Cockpit Floor Fastener Improvements. All original No. 10 screws and hardware still in place before starting improvements.
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