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14 Ft 'Ski-Boy' Restore - Tiny-Tannic
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It's IN!! It's IN!! The transom is FINALLY installed
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May 05, 2006
Sorry for not having any during pictures, but this was a hurry and get it all in there before the resin starts to jell job.
Because the hull behind the lower part of the transom is less than 2 layers of Roven Woving and its thinner than the deck I added 2 layers of mat and 1 layer of cloth behind the transom before the wood was installed.
Actually I sized the 1st layer of mat to only cover the hull and glassed it in. No need for the fiberglass roller here and you use a short brush to dab or pat the resin on and into the mat.
Next we installed a layer of 7.5 oz cloth, same as we used for the floor. the cloth runs up under the deck moulding and ties everything together. We also left a flap in the motor well area so we could glass over top of the transom once it was installed. (More on that later)
Then we installed the 2nd layer of mat. We coated the back side of the wood transom with resin and stuck it in place. Clamping it in place is kind of interesting.
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