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Ron's Fiberglassing USA · 08-02-2010, 01:19 PM

You should bring it to a fiber glass shop, you could cut the top in the area that the transom is located. You need to get all the wet or damp wood out and grind transom wall w/ aleast 36grit then apply a good coat of resin. The wood should be glass and resin on both sides and if there are stringer those need to be cut back to fit the new wood in and inside pc should be as rough as the pc on the back side, then you have to clamp it. Marine plywood should be used. Never try to epoxy any thing that is wet or damp.

08-02-2010, 01:19 PM	#4
Ron's Fiberglassing USA Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 13 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Cvx You should bring it to a fiber glass shop, you could cut the top in the area that the transom is located. You need to get all the wet or damp wood out and grind transom wall w/ aleast 36grit then apply a good coat of resin. The wood should be glass and resin on both sides and if there are stringer those need to be cut back to fit the new wood in and inside pc should be as rough as the pc on the back side, then you have to clamp it. Marine plywood should be used. Never try to epoxy any thing that is wet or damp.