The softspot is between the crossbars.  So The same method used in 
repairing the softspots on the top of the hull decks can be used to 
repair the side of the hulls.   If so that would be cool.  

Thanks
Todd H
H-18 M
Thibodaux LA 


--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Cary Palmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
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> Hope it's not in front of the crossbars.  Hobie 18's have had a 
colorful
> habit of breaking there under stress.  
> The foam between the hulls breaks down, it needs to be replaced.
> Generally the area is just drilled through the first layer and 
injected
> with West system.  Then seal and repaint the hole.  
> My old H-14 has had this done, the soft spots are soft no more.
> CARY
> Inter 20 # 232
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> I have a soft spot on the side of the my Port hull on my h-18.
> 
> Can someone give me an idea on how to fix it?
> Thanks
> Todd H
> 1980 H-18M
> Thibodaux LA 70301
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