You got it! Looking forward to seeing your project!

Thanks! I'm doing a 1985 22' Vaughn - (we restored one almost two years ago and posted the restoration on RiverDavesPlace) that turned out AWESOME!!!! It was originally set up as a outboard that we reconfigured into a BBC with Bravo 1 drive. It looks and rides just like a 24' Schiada. Hope to start grinding out the old wood on the transom next week! Thanks for the lead on the 3M product!!!!!

Here's a few pictures of my stringers which I bedded in on the floor side with 3M Corebond, and used West system 404 adhesive filler on the back side and at each end.

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WOW! Nice job!! How much Corebond did you use for the transom and stringers?

Thanks! When all is said and done with transom, stringers and fillet work, I will have used 4 gallons out of the 5 gallon pail. Corebond is a way better choice vs cabosil for fillets IMO, glassdave turned me onto this idea. I really like the 3m Corebond, and West System 404 adhesive/filler. The bond of these products can be summed up in one word "tenacious". So glad I didn't do this the traditional way!