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Old 01-13-2015, 09:00 PM
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coosa blue water 26 is a great product for transoms, it has better compressive strength than most other foams but I would go with two 3/4" pieces bonded together or just one 1 1/2 piece. I would think one single 1" piece will be thin unless you built it up real thick on both sides with cloth biax but then to would be way to heavy.
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Only thing I would add is the inner laminate should be 3/16" thick to maximize bending stiffness and to prevent core crushing due to bolt loads.
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