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Old 08-14-2012, 12:49 PM
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I'm working on restoring my 1984 24' Jaws SS. The transom was rotten so I have it out now and am getting ready to rebuild. Curious what products and method you guys use for this. Any help would appreciated. Thanks

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Old 08-14-2012, 02:47 PM
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Since you won't upgrade your membership I will take care of this.
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talk to glassdave or pm him,he knows his boats and the best material for any job.
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I would use a decent marine grade plywood, 1708 glass, and poly or vinylester resin. I used poly on mine. Here is a few pics, including the finished product........





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Thanks for the input guys. I was kind of hoping Dave would chime in. Also anybody know how thick the transom needs to be for a Bravo 1 drive? Changing over from a volvo
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Transom thickness is aprox 2.25 to 2.5 inches. Material wise i prefer Vinylester and 1708, the benefits of the VE are worth the extra couple bucks. If you are looking for a race layup three layers of half inch can be used instead of the normal two layers of three quarter. Heres an illustration i did for my upcoming book

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Thanks for the input guys. I was kind of hoping Dave would chime in. Also anybody know how thick the transom needs to be for a Bravo 1 drive? Changing over from a volvo
some of the volvos are stronger than the bravo,but parts are few to find
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So is vinylester the mat and 1708 the resin? Sorry for the simple questions but am new to this.
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So is vinylester the mat and 1708 the resin? Sorry for the simple questions but am new to this.

Opposite, VE is the resin, 1708 is the biax fabric/mat
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