Been a while since I've used site.<br /> I recently bought a 91 Skeeter bassboat with rotted transom wood. I took the rub rail off and drilled out all the rivets for the cap but having a hard time lifting top off of hull. The cap is loose all the way around the boat and I'm able took pick up in the rear corners of the boat but where the transom inner and outer join with the plywood in between each skin will not separate for some reason. Am I missing something? <br /> I've read alot about the seacast pourable transom repair composite and was wandering if I would be better off using the seacast or just using plywood back? <br /> If I use seacast is there anything special that I need to do besides remove old plywood from between the outer and inner skin? When I pour the composite in between the two skins will it leak out some where in the hull or is the two skins encased where all the composite is contained???????? Never done this before and just want to make sure I don't make a MISTAKE.
