Members two fish Posted August 2, 2010 Members Posted August 2, 2010 I've got a 1972 Sunbeam fiberglass boat that the wood in the transom has gone bad. I have already removed the motor, lifted the top and removed the old wood transom. There are a couple of small holes to patch and then install the wood and re-glass it to the walls/floors. I will buy the materials and would be willing to bring the boat to someone within a reasonable distance from Randolph County Arkansas. Can provide images upon request. I can re-install the motor/cables/etc.. Just need the transom glassed back in & the top secured back down. Will pay cash and/or trade for tools/gear/etc... I've developed a crippling the disease (NSF) and cannot finish the fiberglass job myself. thanks, two fish
gotmuddy Posted August 2, 2010 Posted August 2, 2010 where is randolph county? I live 30 miles east of mountain home. send me some pics. everything in this post is purely opinion and is said to annoy you.
Members two fish Posted August 2, 2010 Author Members Posted August 2, 2010 where is randolph county? I live 30 miles east of mountain home. send me some pics. Thanks for repsonding. I'm near the city of Pocahontas,,it is about 25 miles west of Jonesboro. The distance sounds drivable. Attached are a few pics,,, I can send more pics, once I get them reduced below the 2 MB size. thanks
Members two fish Posted August 3, 2010 Author Members Posted August 3, 2010 The old boat looks rough, but I've kept the interior dry and have never felt a soft spot in the flooring. But I realize glassing the trasom may be more than anyone would want to tackle by the over-all appearance. Let me ask this if I can, what are the specifics on types/brands of fiberglass resin/epoxy/cloth that someone could use if all other variables were solid? Are there various types of marine grade plywood? Is there a particular benefit to using epoxy versus the regular fiberglass resin? thanks
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