Lots of work! You have been busy.
How did you make sure the core had good contact when laying it in the mold?
Rebuild: 27' Blackfin Sportsman
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Re: Rebuild: 27' Blackfin Sportsman
Lots of weight. I intended to vacuum bag after laying down putty, but the sides of the mold had a small leak. After it was cured I went back with a sounding mallet and found a few small spots where it did not bond. I drilled holes through the nida and injected thickened resin with milled fibers, took care if the few problem areas.
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Re: Rebuild: 27' Blackfin Sportsman
What are you planning on using for the transom core? Are you doing a bolt on bracket?LilRichard wrote: ↑Mon Nov 30, 2020 12:03 am
Cut out the stringers to make room for the core. Dry as a bone, and built like a brick outhouse!
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