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Transom repair

blkz28

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I'm putting a transom in my boat and was wondering what I should use to glue the transom together, and how thick I should make it
 
I made mine 2" thick using coosa board. Thats roughly twice the thickness of the original transom. compulse170 linked some excellent resto threads; also click on my Enforcer resto thread at the bottom of my post.

Hick
 
hey.... those are some pretty good transom repair threads :banana: thanks for puttin those links up pulse

good luck with the job, obviously theres lots of people here who can help answer questions etc.
 
I put layer of fiberglass and epoxy in between each layer of the transom (so I was told on scream and fly)
 
i work at a shop and our guy that does our fiberglass work told me to put 3 layers as so mat/roving/mat. wet the layers clamp it and let cure i did this between my layers of the transom and to attach it to the boat then i did the 3 layers with about 7 in strips to tie it in to the floor and the side. then one layer of mat to waterproof the whole thing. hope this helps. i just finished my transom.
 
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