How to fix Rotten Transom & Stringers on a Boat. Tips!

Four winns 245 Vista engine room S-side stringers and part of the transom was rotten. I removed all the wet foams from the engine room, rotten part of the transom and wet stringers. Then I replaced those with new plywood pieces and reinforced the transom because this specific boat was "Inboard to Outboard conversion project"
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[@andrewwilson4528]

Thanks for the tips. Love your method on the template.

[@BCB-Boats-Media]

Thanks! It is a good method :) I personally learned it from Andy from @BoatworksToday

[@alfakrab6134]

Nice work !

[@BCB-Boats-Media]

Thank you!

[@stevemason5348]

Top job my friend

[@BCB-Boats-Media]

Thank you!

[@mhi4299]

Nice job 👌

[@BCB-Boats-Media]

Thank you very much!

[@rayrandy41]

Got a question. Can I use some old rough cut hardwood lumber for my stringers? For my transom I'll be using marine grade wood.

[@BCB-Boats-Media]

Lumber doesnt have very good strength even when used inside sandwich construction. If you are using wood, use plywood or Balsa core.

[@sharongrosscup6956]

what was the resin or putty you called peanut butter ?

[@BCB-Boats-Media]

Hi, It was polyester resin mixed with glass microballoons. In same cases I also add chopped mat into that mix to make it stronger :)