Why Boston Whaler? Structural foam.

Explaining the function of foam with a visual presentation.

[@georgehuerta1990]

I have owned three boats in my life and one of them was a Boston whaler and that was my very favorite boat I always felt safe in that boat knowing that that boat would not sync a bilge pump was not necessary because it was self bailing.

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[@VirantRoss]

Where can I buy this foam?? Im reztoring a boat and Ive had to remove several pounds of water logged foam. And Id like to replace it with the best stuff possible.. I would like buoyancy though.. Nothing thats gonna drag it down

[@vivimu]

Check us composites their 2 part foam but think more how you're gonna pour it and since you probably can't clamp a fiberglass top skin down, you'll need plywood weighted and anchored down with relief holes cut in for the foam to oooz and escape or it'll blow the top right off

[@bryanturner683]

Dont use two part foams, they ALL will soak up water. Read the data sheets.!!

[@bryanturner683]

@@vivimu It soaks up water, dont use.

[@ap4709pk]

He did say don’t touch it until it was fully cured. What’s that guy do? He touches it!

[@vannigiovannigio8861]

Big ass loaf of bread.

[@jefflong858]

It is part A nd B 2 lb foam just like what is used in most other boats. "Whaler" does not make this foam.

[@JS-rp7qb]

It’s also a flotation foam. Not structural.

[@oliverf944]

This company seems to be very gimmicky

[@jamespadden5917]

Yet you'll never find a photo of one on the seabed. Yes, you can roll them but you cant sink one.

[@VirantRoss]

Where Can I buy this foam?? Im restoring a boat now that has waterlogged foam and im replacing some of it..

[@joshdaniels4396]

They shouldn't be standing over that foam gassing off without respirators... Smh.

[@randyscott3386]

So many problems with foam . So many problems with wood . Watch the videos .

[@Digital-Sparks]

The foam is great until it gets waterlogged, then it becomes a sponge

[@vannigiovannigio8861]

Not if its closed cell foam.

[@Digital-Sparks]

@@vannigiovannigio8861 this may be true, so the question would be this... Why would a BOAT company use foam that can be waterlogged? I have seen several videos of water-logged boats that used foam even Boston Whalers, so why would they put foam in a boat that could be waterlogged is the question.

[@vannigiovannigio8861]

@@Digital-Sparks My guess would be that there isn't any perfectly made boat. They are probably using their tested recipe for building a boat. If the boat is taken care of, the foam inside shouldn't ever see water. Boats just don't leak or acquire a hull crack. Someone made it leak. If it leaks have it repaired. Right? That way there isn't any time for foam damage.

[@ctalley80]

When the foam in a boat gets water logged, it's usually because the foam was not mixed correctly

[@bryanturner683]

@@Digital-Sparks They are idiots?????

[@davidcarroll9906]

Structural foam lol

[@davidcarroll9906]

This guy was trying so hard to sound intelligent and professional. Lol