Im sure this topic has been discussed before but I have a few questions and I figured a few of you guys could help. I have a custom built fiberglass boat that I use to hunt divers in. I use it because I have to make long runs and can get there quicker with the outboard than I can my 25gdlt. Anyways Im looking for something that I can put on the bottom of the boat to protect the fiberglass and strengthen it up because where I hunt is a mine field of stumps but well worth it. Im more cautious with the fiberglass boat in this area than I am my aluminum boat but the fiberglass boat just gets me there quicker and the way I have it set up well it basically looks like a clump of grass. I would appreciate any input on either of these products such as cost, prep work, strength, etc. Thanks.

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I used the frog spit.it is intended for the use on fiberglass boats. It does add some strength . You still have to take it easy in the swamp. You have to lighty sand the bottom before sopping. Good luck

going to try gator slide but its high 200.00 a gallon

You talking about on the Dixon?

They came with frogspit....I think. Steelflex works great on them. I need to re-do mine. Just leave it strap'd on when you back it down a steep ramp...or you're going need a lift and some fiberglass patches.

Im gonna shoot from the hip on this one.... Would a sheet of that poly work for what you need??? Im not much on Fiberglass boats, other that bass boats... But what i gather from yo post, thats what Im thank'n..... I may be out in left field playing with my balls on this... But would it not work????