Good morning to all viewers,
I am replacing the transom in my 92 skeeter and I would like to replace the lower portion, below the transom at the keel with a solid fiberglass pour. The area is just above the keel and has five equipment ports, 4 for live wells, pumps and drains and the main drain for the boat. Per Peter's principle one or another of the five is going to develop a leak. The old plywood used was just like paper when I removed that section. So my plan is to thicken polyester and pour the 9" X 6" area with it.
Now my question I have built up a plywood mold to contain the fiberglass pour. What material can I spray, paint or cover, the plywood mold with to prevent the fiberglass from sticking?
Thank you for your help.
Rev
I am replacing the transom in my 92 skeeter and I would like to replace the lower portion, below the transom at the keel with a solid fiberglass pour. The area is just above the keel and has five equipment ports, 4 for live wells, pumps and drains and the main drain for the boat. Per Peter's principle one or another of the five is going to develop a leak. The old plywood used was just like paper when I removed that section. So my plan is to thicken polyester and pour the 9" X 6" area with it.
Now my question I have built up a plywood mold to contain the fiberglass pour. What material can I spray, paint or cover, the plywood mold with to prevent the fiberglass from sticking?
Thank you for your help.
Rev