a project found its way back home

hobbystock98

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Re: a project found its way back home

Some of the pics are to small to make out but I like the blue glowing effect.
Sometimes I can't believe how rotten the wood gets.
sorry about the pics coming up small i have posted them the same way every time i dont know whats going wrong
 

jbcurt00

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The same problem since the server crash & burn. I'm not sure where that all will end up, but it seems that some photo attachments aren't showing up at all, some are shown, but don't enlarge so you can actually see the details, and some act just like they used too. Photobucket pix seem to be working.......
 

hobbystock98

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the progress so far this week has been removing the gemble housing today i cut off most the fiberglass and started pulling out the rotten wood here is a picture i was hoping to start cutting the new wood tomorrow but i dont think i will get that far. i do have a question about the pl glue. which one do i use? most list wood but i have not found list fiberglass.
transom2.jpg
 

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i was hoping to start cutting the new wood tomorrow & i do have a question about the pl glue. which one do i use? most list wood but i have not found list fiberglass.

PL Premium or Titebond III...


PLPremium.jpg



TitebondIII.jpg

If you are talking about laminating the plywood (most likely 2 pcs of 3/4") to make the 1.5" thick plywood transom: Yes, either of these.

But I read the question as: Which glue to use to adhere the assembled 1.5" plywood transom to the stern/transom fiberglass skin. For this the PL shown is an option. The commonly referred to PB (peanut butter consistency mix of: cabosil, 1/4" chopped strand fiberglass, and poly resin w/ hardener added 1st, made into a PB-like paste) is also used to adhere the plywood transom onto the hull.

Scroll back up your thread, find a post from oops & click the link in his thread. He has a very handy index at the beginning. You can find TONS of helpful info there. Should be required reading for all us nut-jobs (myself included, proud member!) working w/ glass & poly. If I remember correctly, he has a basic PB recipe posted. It might be on the sticky page of helpful info, at the 'Repair' forum homepage too.

There are LOTS of helpful threads around.. Can never read & scan through enough threads. The pix problem continues, which is unfortunate. For me, watching FriscoBoaters vids (here & YouTube) really made everything I'd read click and make more sense. YouTube maybe a better option for now, looking for his vids.

Have good end to the weekend.
 
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