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Old 09-08-2004, 02:56 PM
Ed Ed is offline
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Default Re: fiberglass layup schedule

Hey Jim-

I was taught that the inside method was the best way to replace a transom...so I just stick with what I was taught and what I have personally done.

Not sure why Seacraft used just mat on the outer skin of teh transom. According to the laminating schedule on this site, they used alternating layers of mat and woven roven in the hull...so one would think that the transom would be made of a similar schedule.

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