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10 ft 1031 Gamefisher Conversion Arizona
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<blockquote data-quote="ccm" data-source="post: 348256" data-attributes="member: 13447"><p>I just resealed the original transom on my 1961 Sea King built by Arkansas Traveler. I used 2 coats of spar urethane. A transom will last decades when it is kept sealed to keep moisture from rotting it out. If it still has a good layer of paint/sealer and if it looks fine it probably doesn't need to be resealed. I only did mine because the paint that was used to seal it was flaking and pealing off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ccm, post: 348256, member: 13447"] I just resealed the original transom on my 1961 Sea King built by Arkansas Traveler. I used 2 coats of spar urethane. A transom will last decades when it is kept sealed to keep moisture from rotting it out. If it still has a good layer of paint/sealer and if it looks fine it probably doesn't need to be resealed. I only did mine because the paint that was used to seal it was flaking and pealing off. [/QUOTE]
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