Re: transom repair question
Chris-<br />First round all the corners with epoxy/cabosil fillets, this will help the core fit more snug. Let this dry, then prepare all surfaces. Trowel a crap load of epoxy/cabosil (thickened epoxy) at the angle where the hull floor/sides meet the transom and extend it out a little further than the thickness of the transom core to be installed. Then wet a sheet of 1.5 oz mat onto the side of the wood core to be laid up against the transom shell. Then drop the core in place. The thickened epoxy will ooze out, probably enough to make a nice fillet and to fill all voids. Then screw or clamp the new core to the transom. Then you will want to lay-up, for instance, alternating layers of glass mat and woven roven. It would be easier to lay-up some DB stitchmat or plain stitchmat, instead of the alternating layers.