maybe a sawzall would be your friend for getting the bigger stuff? I got a couple of them with long blades...maybe you can borrow one from someone and make quick work of it...what i would do is probably make the hole bigger, and early in the morning get my ass in there and goto town, and when it gets to miserable to stand i would call it quits for the day...of course this is coming from someone that paid a kid 5 bucks to crawl under the bow's of one of my boats with 2 wires for the bow light lol

ya a sawzall would be great with like a 10 inch blade, i didnt even think of that. and yeah it was hot under the bow. was sweating my a$$ off. and i hear ya on making the hole bigger. its bigger than it looks in the pictures. optical illusion i guess. maybe cut the hole a bit wider....to like stringer width. i dunno. i stil have alot of work to do to it thats for sure.

WTF !!!  Only a 30" wall of foam, why dont I ever have luck like that.  Mine went all the way to the tips of the forks,  all 8' full of foam.     My trash can was full of Hefty trash bags full of foam, every week, for over a month.

lol i just went and found a dumpster today to dump my big trashcan and the trashbags i filled. i couldnt wait til tuesday. seems like it takes up about ten times more space than its original size when in the boat. lol. "expanding foam" haha go figure.

Well now, THAT was too easy and took all the fun out of this thread.........

Ray

Lol I take it that you wanted to watch me struggle with this. Lol the job isn't done yet. Still gotta go in there again. Haha.

Of course we wanted to see you struggle,  we wanted to see the Huge mess,  a bunch of cursing,  and then we would tell you the easy way to get it out of there.   









 Just kidding, there is no easy way.   
 Of course I did have a huge blob of that stuff just slide rite out of a Tahiti once in one piece (bulkhead was removed).

haha make no mistake about it...there was alot of innapropriate language flying around my garage. haha you said "easy way".....lol my tools of choice were a flat bar, flat shovel, drywall saw, flashlight, and the most important thing...shop vac

Of course I did have a huge blob of that stuff just slide rite out of a Tahiti once in one piece (bulkhead was removed).

http://www.performanceboats.com/paint-fiberglass-repair/2225-bulkhead.html

Here's what I ran into with my Tahiti. It was all one big chunk. Mine got stuck and I had to break it up into about 4 pieces.

finally got her all finished up. im glad i did this. gonna have a bunch of room for storage now. thanks to everyone for your tips and how to. heres some more pics.