Please help!
I am in the middle of restoring my 1966 to 68 Orlando Clipper (Not sure of the year yet) the boat is an 18' cuddy cabin, and built from fiberglass. The transom and stringers have been replaced on this boat before. Unfortunately, it has to happen again. This time I want to do the rebuild completely from composite materials. I am thinking about using the product "Seacast" to rebuild everything. Or, can I use foam core for this rebuild? I know I could use marine plywood but really want to stay away from any type of wood. I have done a lot of research on Seacast and it seems to be the best fit for what I want. But, I cant find any info on foam repair for transoms, so would this be better then Seacast? Any thoughts on what I am doing, I will try to post some photos
I am in the middle of restoring my 1966 to 68 Orlando Clipper (Not sure of the year yet) the boat is an 18' cuddy cabin, and built from fiberglass. The transom and stringers have been replaced on this boat before. Unfortunately, it has to happen again. This time I want to do the rebuild completely from composite materials. I am thinking about using the product "Seacast" to rebuild everything. Or, can I use foam core for this rebuild? I know I could use marine plywood but really want to stay away from any type of wood. I have done a lot of research on Seacast and it seems to be the best fit for what I want. But, I cant find any info on foam repair for transoms, so would this be better then Seacast? Any thoughts on what I am doing, I will try to post some photos