another transom job in the works -

[oldbluesplayer]

I find myself sometimes getting lost in all the little details..

at least twice I've had the resin in the pot, just about to start adding hardener, and realized I had yet another get-ready task to do first, before I pulled on the gloves and started the clock on a batch.

It's certainly a learning experience, getting up close and personal, so to speak

for the next time - I'm hoping there isn't one. After moving up thru 5 boats over the years, this one is intended to be the return to a trailerable, manageable, can upgrade the power without tearing the boat apart (hah) boat that can last me for awhile, and do the things I want to do (reason I got the cuddy, instead of a cc).

and I suspect, by the time I get done fairing the outer transom, that I'll agree with Ed, that inside out is easier, but I'd still be adding the knee to this boat. But then, given that the boat is 32 years old, and probably only had an expected design life of 20 years or so, it doesn't owe anybody anything.

Bill