5. Then I went into the 3/8" hole with this bit on the end of the dremel and cut out the foam. By using the 3/8" hole in the fiberglass I could run the shank of this bit around the hole and make a bigger hole in the foam core, down to the next layer of fiberglass. Blow the hole out and it's ready to receive epoxy.
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1. This "DREMEL" MULTI-MAX was very good at helping with the job. When using the 1-3/16" Flexable Scraper Blade Cat. No. MM610, it cut through old caulking like butter. I was careful and made no noticable scrapes in the gel coat. A little wipping up with a rag and some Lacquer Thinner and the gel coat was clean.
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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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