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Old 08-11-2013, 06:57 PM
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I am Replaceing a Transom on a 1990 Cig TG, converting it to Bravo from Trs.

I wanted to know what layup schedule is being used.

Im going to Bond 3, 1/2 Plywood with 3/4 OZ Mat, but I need to know what Material layup to finish.

I remember seeing on the site a schedule but I cant find it.

Any help or advice would be appreciated.

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two or three layers of 1708 with two more layers of 1708 tabbing around the perimeter.
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heres one of my illustrations, had to dig it out of a thread here. im on my tablet with none of my atrwork. for a stouter old school layup add another layer of 1708 and use vinylester. also look into raising the x dim to something better suited to a B1 prop.
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Glassdave, thanks for your reply,

How do I stick the wood to the transom, I was thinking of using a Puddy. Resin, Chopped Fiber.


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Glassdave, thanks for your reply,

How do I stick the wood to the transom, I was thinking of using a Puddy. Resin, Chopped Fiber.


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if you have a nice flat surface you just put down a layer of 1.5 oz mat and screw it together, it will squish out the excess resin if done right. I laminate the two (or three) panels together the day before i want to install.



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Dave if it is any help, you have my boat. Fell free to do a complete regel/blueprint job on the bottom and complete surface prep and paint on the rest of the hull. I have a decent camera and will fully document the progress in piks That should complete a few chapters, I know its a lot of work but I can even video several steps (all catalogued in DVD format) for you if you decide to publish in a multimedia format. Anything to help a friend!!
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Glassdave, hey im curious would this 2300 sx sport be of any use for your video and pic needs, i have started removing the flooring port side so far, down to removing the water soaked foam. I have already been documenting everything as i have worked up to his point. Hell maybe i can even elist the professional side of this project LORD KNOWS i could use the extra help. Thanka s let me know oh, and soon as i get to needing those materials i will be in touch with you. Cant tell ya how much i appreciated the phone call today, seemed it come just at a point were i needed.
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How long until you finish your book dave???
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