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Re: 1995 sylvan transom repair
I don't know either, that's why I asked if it was a typical patch riveted over a hole. Makes sense, the patch will lap over the damage and tie into good material surrounding it.
If BlueFin doesn't reply today, send him a PM. He used a multistep process, chemical & mechanical, to remove all traces of the electrolysis in the damage & pits of his current project. Often used dental picks if I remember correctly.
IMO, clean all the damage away from both the interior & exterior side of the transom skin & see what you've really got left. Then make a plan to fix, repair or replace it.
I don't know either, that's why I asked if it was a typical patch riveted over a hole. Makes sense, the patch will lap over the damage and tie into good material surrounding it.
If BlueFin doesn't reply today, send him a PM. He used a multistep process, chemical & mechanical, to remove all traces of the electrolysis in the damage & pits of his current project. Often used dental picks if I remember correctly.
IMO, clean all the damage away from both the interior & exterior side of the transom skin & see what you've really got left. Then make a plan to fix, repair or replace it.