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Thought I would finish up the weekend with a few pics of the transom job. Its just about done. I have some final sanding on the splashwell glaze I spread on, and a few coats of primer. then I can move on to the rest of the boat. Looks like I will have just over 500 bucks in the transom job. Here is a pic of the splashwell
Here is a pic of the seam along the top on starboard side.
Another pic of starboard seam filled and sanded ready for primer.
Starboard seam.
Back of transom, still have one more sanding to do. Then may fill once. I used epoxy and cabosil to fair the transom edges. and the same used for a glaze on the inside of the splashwell. This should sand to a smooth tough finish. I was within the 48 hours since glassing in the splashwell so it should bond good. I used fiberglass reinforced filler to fair all the rest of the seams. Mostly because its what I had on hand and it too is a tough product.
Port seam. Ready for primer. Glad this part of the project is coming to an end. My shop is a wreck and I have goo everywhere.
