Re: How can i repair the cut out i did in the side of the stringer?
Update:
I grounded off the fiberglass that was on top of the piece of plywood that the bilge pump was mounted to and got all the water out, not much, the wood is solid and about dried out, underneath the wood that cavity which is a all one mold piece over the hull is fiberglass, no water can intrude to the wood area where the drain plug hole, and the livewell fill and drains are mounted which is about a foot lower and a foot and a half away(seperate from transom area).
The square are i ground down had one layer of woven roving with one layer of csm (chop strand matt, see i'm learning) on top of that with gelcoat( ?) (the white area) on top.
What exactly do i need to do now to complete the repair and then i'm going to scuff up the finished area and glue the bilge pump mounting bracket down ( no screws).
As far as the "stringer area" i don't think that is the stringer, basically that whole are over the hull is one mold over the hull, the area i cut is inward of where i believe the stringers are. i took a pic of the back of the boat and the square parts on the back of the boat ,where the fish finder is mounted, i believe is the stringers themselves. I think the rectangle "stringer area" is made up of all csm built up to 1/4" thick, hard to tell, extremely strong though.
Please help on how to patch up please, thanks.