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Your going to finish before Oysterbreath lol

 

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That's sweet, pretty much foolproof so far
What's the boat next to it?

 

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Sweet

 

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I would personally build the transom normally then add the veneer (real wood) with some thickened epoxy that way you don't have to worry about the structure, and you won't have that 4 inch radius around it.but that's just me

 

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Wow, that looks amazing.  Keep it up and you will have restored one boat and built another one while I/m still repairing just one. 

Wow I read this post and thought you were Oysterbreath for a minute

 

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Moving right along. 2 more months and you will be caught up with oysterbreath lol

 

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What did oyster do?
General boat building rule of thumb is, if you have to ask...
You should probably finish

 

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Moving right along!

 

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Wow
Killin it

 

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Heck yea

 

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Moving right along!

 

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Is there a reason your choosing alexseal over awlgrip?
Im just curious.
ive used awlgrip a bit but never alexseal. I hear its just as good but awlgrip is more readily available

 

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From what i hear in the yacht yards its just as good as awlgrip but like i said awlgrip is more readily available and the instructions on the product and the website are amazingly informative.
Either or you cant go wrong but awlgip hae been round since forever

 

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Looks like the reel would bounce up and down in a chop

 

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Im a bit oldschool but i have always had amazing results using gelcoat as a final filler before paint. It tends to fill pinholes and other small divits very well
and its alot cheaper than epoxy

 

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Edges look sharp and clean

 

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This boats going to be gorgeous

 

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Sick
slayin and takin names

 

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You win the Official Microskiff award for persistence