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Old     (skongolf)      Join Date: Aug 2009       03-13-2010, 5:16 PM Reply   
I finally determined the location to mount my amps in my boat. Against the gunnel behind my trim peices. The thing is I want to know the best way to mount the board since I know I can not go the screw in rout. I did do some research but am not sure what may be the best way to do it. I dont want to tak off all my trim because it will be a beast to do it.
I attached to pic of the location I want to use, and am looking for any and all suggestions.
Thanks again for all the help.
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Old     (HateAndPain)      Join Date: Mar 2010       03-13-2010, 5:50 PM Reply   
Grant did the same thing on his Nautique. He made blocks with studs in them, cut out the carpet and glued the blocks to the gunnel. I'm not sure which adhesive he used so maybe he will chime in. The thread is archived but its been a while so I'm not digging for it.
Old     (jonyb)      Join Date: Nov 2008       03-13-2010, 9:00 PM Reply   
I've heard that people have used Gorilla Glue to adhere the blocks to the gunwhales....
Old     (h2ohangtime)      Join Date: Aug 2002       03-14-2010, 8:33 AM Reply   
Is it possible to use any existing hardware (like the underside of a cleat) to attach it to? You could just buy some L brackets and attach one side to the board and the other side to the bottom of the cleat.
Old     (skongolf)      Join Date: Aug 2009       03-14-2010, 10:05 AM Reply   
I'll have to check on the cleat idea, but it looks like i will have to go the glued block rout, just need to know what adhesive to use. I also know pwople have used cutting boards, just need to know where I can find an 16 or 18 by 24.
Old     (shawndoggy)      Join Date: Nov 2009       03-14-2010, 5:48 PM Reply   
Look at the scrap cutting board pieces on this site:

http://www.trippplastics.com/product...s.asp?catID=33

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