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Where to get a new inflatable floor?

I have a Avon 3.10 and want to purchase a new floor for it...I have looked around and could not find anyone who sells just the floor?
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Is it wood? If so, why not buy some marine plywood and cut to size and varnish or paint it?
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High-pressure Air floors, Aluminum and Plywood Floors for Saturn inflatable boats.
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Thanks Lake Pirate, that should work. I owe you one
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No luck so far, what I have found don't fit. Avon has not returned any of my inquires. I've tried everything I found at the boat store with no luck stopping the leaks...anymore ideas?
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sure donate it to me or gaffin, let us worry about it.

how about a gallon of liquid rubber and coat the whole thing. or if you dont deflate it often or never need to again fill the bottom with foam.

what did you use to prep it for gluing, and have you called one of the repair places to ask them what to do?
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Shawn....check with Walker Bay.

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