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.100 ??
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definitely wouldn't go less then 100 and rivet it in place so its easy to remove in case you ever hit something and need to patch the hull
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Thanks
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.080 would be oaky since you have foam board underneath it..... with that said, if you going with diamond plate aluminum it comes in .063, .125, .188 and .250 inches thick. I'd go with the .125 on that. It only weighs 1.9 pounds per sq ft. if you covering a 4'x6' area that's less than 50#s.
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.080 is plenty imo
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Thanks for the info guys. I've heard arguments of all thicknesses. 080 seems to be a fairly common thickness when you're using a foam backing. Figure since I'll be removing the foam from under the rear seat, this would give some added flotation plus help reduce noise.
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