I rolled the second coat of bilgekote inside the transom and down in the bilge area. The white makes that area so much cleaner looking. I might add one more coat even though it doesn't need it. I'll probably wait a week to sand the transom before adding another coat of red. Here's some pictures.
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Enforcer Transom/Setback Resto
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JT Patroni
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Very nice! Pro work as usual. 
You are the inspiration to all that want to get their hands dirty. 
You are the inspiration to all that want to get their hands dirty. 
Thanks!!! The ole johnnyrude runs great since I got the computer remapped (programmed). Once I get this setback bracket and jackplate mounted, I'll try some different props.
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