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Projects / Re: 73 Kona build, moved from Hulls
« on: April 02, 2011, 10:19:50 AM »
Finaly had some time off from work and was able to get a little more done. After I replaced the transom there was a few voids because I installed the pensky board in two pieces and wasn't cut precise measurements ( 1/4" gaps here and there) so filled the areas with some Sea going poxy I just happen to have laying around.
After that set I sanded down smooth then layed one layer of 2oz cloth! Next step will be to get the boat on a three point stand and replace the stringers.
Seeing how I used pensky board that will never rott vs plywood I was thinking one layer of 2oz cloth on the inside should be fine...any thoughts on that ?
I talked to Tom at JBP the other day regarding parts needed for my WJ pump and sent him pics as well to help me figure what was needed to put it all back together, seems to be a good guy and very willing to help Thanks Tom
After that set I sanded down smooth then layed one layer of 2oz cloth! Next step will be to get the boat on a three point stand and replace the stringers.
Seeing how I used pensky board that will never rott vs plywood I was thinking one layer of 2oz cloth on the inside should be fine...any thoughts on that ?
I talked to Tom at JBP the other day regarding parts needed for my WJ pump and sent him pics as well to help me figure what was needed to put it all back together, seems to be a good guy and very willing to help Thanks Tom

30 and im whooped.
waiting on my new polished intake to come in. I'll post some pics of the boat later. I was thinking of clear coat the aluminum on the motor
Does anyone have an opinion on the clear coating ? does it work ?
. I wetted down the back side of the 1/2" pensky board with resin then laid one layer of 2oz cloth on top of that coated with resin and rolled out the air bubbles, after that I coated the fiberglass on the inside of where the transom is with resin and set the pensky board in place. I used a few aluminum angles and screws to pull the two pieces together but put the screw through ares of the transom that will be patched over. So after that sets up I will glass over the inside with a layer of 2oz cloth then woven roven and a second layer of 2oz cloth.
I have had to buy 4 now it sure adds up.
so i cut them out up to where the front motor mount is for now just to make it easier to glass in the transom. Instead of using plywood my neighbor gave me some 1/2" Pensky board from his work it looks like plywood painted black but is some kind of plastic that wil never rott
. I used a plunge cut saw and cut through the fiberglass on the inside of the transom and was able to peel the hole peice off, so now I have a good template
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