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No, I went to take at look at the transom because I got a new motor and noticed the bubbling. Nothing new done to it. It does have wooden seats? It’s been flipped over and resting on a raised wooden platform all winter.
I noticed the paint bubbling on the transom of my Lund. It’s an older boat but in great shape. I pushed on one of the raised spots and an almost jelly like substance came out. So strange. This is my beater boat and I am not to concerned but how do I prevent this from continuing and what’s going on?
