Pourable transom material.

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mauryc

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I've got a free 1 gal sample of the Arjay 6011 pourable transom material on its way to me. I had hoped to get an already laminated piece but I guess this way I can come to my own conclusions about its workability and such. I'll keep everyone informed (if anyone's interested). ;D
 
Lets all help flounder!

We all order a free gal of stuff and send to him, he rebuild the transom for free!!

I am in!! ;D

How many gal to do a transom??
 
your getting 1, I am 2, Mulv 3, you almost there!!

Give details to how we can get it for are selfs, when we get we forward to you.
 
Funny I was thinking about the same thing as we all could get one of those free gallons and send them to you. Let us know how to get one.
 
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D. Slow down folks. I'm only looking into it. My 88' has alot of space in that transom. From my calcs I'm looking at about 15+ gallons. This is based from the seacast folks saying a 5 gal bucket will fill approx. 1000 cubic inches (actually 1155 per the conversion) and assuming a 2" transom void. That's why I asked about the thickness of our transoms a while back - I was trying to calculate how much I would need. Now, if I can get 15 of you to place a free order?????????????

More to come...........

Maury
 
Be careful about the transom having voids into the inner hull. Mine did and I had to install pieces of glass and other material to reduce the likelyhood of losing too much into the bottom.
 
I was wrong when I said it would take 5 gallons :-[ I remember now that when I was talking with Seacast about my project V that it was going to take 3, 5 gallon kits. Thats how Seacast sells it, in 5 gallon containers.
 
flounder, we used fiberglass epoxy resin and packed cloth as we went. Sorry power's been out a couple of hours from a storm.
I think it should have taken about 8 gallons to fill the transom of mine without cloth, we might have used 4-5.
Look in "general" and find "specs" about at page 4 now and start at page 4.
 
Tried to get a free gallon, but ya goota be a business that does this line of work or something. :-/
But I still wanna know how it works. ;)
 
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