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Old 08-17-2004, 11:10 AM
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Default Re: transom repair question

When I did my transom I didn’t find any water but it did get thin after I finished removing the plywood and cleaning it up. I built it up to over ¼” thick before I added any new plywood. If I were going to use the new composites material I would go up to 3/8” thick. When I go to boat shows and look at the transom blocks that most boat builders show the public their outer skin is approx 3/8” thick and the inner skin is approx ¼” thick.
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