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The transom I took out was one piece.
The new transom support is in 6 pieces, 3 inner and 3 outer with offset joints.
The new inner core consists of:
•2 layers of fiberglass matting and resin.
•15mm treated marine ply(sealed ends) in 3 pieces.
•wood laminating glue.
•15mm treated marine...
Well, I bit the bullet and went for the external method.
Thank you all for the advise, it certainly made it a little less scary.
just the external patching and flow coat to go, oh and assembly.
Thanks All, I figured that one out.
Next question, my bevel line sits between the 2 bung holes in the rear with a small space in between.
Should I cut and bevel between the 2 bung holes or above both?
Hi All,
Merry Christmas!!!
I’m hoping to get some advice, tips or tricks regarding transom replacement.
I recently purchased a 1978 Caribbean Jaguar which requires a transom repair, I’ve done some research and confident it’s something I can tackle at home though I’m hoping for some tips and...
