seacast and transoms and help

[jsakat1]

Anyone used seacast for a transom? Particularly anyone in the Miami area ? How hard was it to work with it? I am debating whether to do it or have someone redo my transom. If you know of someone that does transoms (no wood) in Miami please let me know.

Thanks

[LilRichard]

Do a search on here, it's been covered... but yes, I have been told it is easy to work with, and is durable.  There is a version made by Arjay which I have heard is even better.

[Capt. Bob]

Here's one.

http://classicaquasport.com/smf/index.php?topic=4670.0

[RickK]

CUSnooking redid his transom on his 175(?) in a poured approach and seems tickled pink with it.  Maybe he'll pipe up.
He's in the Tampa area but still has some helpful insight. Oh Chuck......

[marco]

Did the transom in my 73 19'6" four seasons ago. The job is a bit of work but the results are great. You need to clean ALL the wood out. I used the method they show on ther web site, of cutting the cap off the transom then cutting the skin off the back.
This method really lets you do a good job of cleaning the wood out. Do the job right and your transom will be BETTER then new.