At Fiberglass Warehouse, there's nothing we love more than seeing our customers bring their boats back to life. This year has been particularly special, with an incredible wave of transom and stringer replacement projects landing in our inbox. 

We're excited to share another fantastic project, this time from our talented customer, Joseph. He recently tackled a full transom replacement and documented the process for us to see. The results are truly impressive and serve as great inspiration for anyone considering a similar undertaking.

The Transom Transformation

A transom replacement is a major undertaking that demands precision and the right materials. Joseph documented his process, showing the transformation from a worn-out transom to a structure that looks brand new.

Let's take a look at the stunning transformation of Joseph's boat.

Before: The Starting Point

Here is the initial state of the transom. As you can see, it was showing signs of wear and was ready for a complete rebuild. This is a common starting point for many boat restoration projects.

During: The Rebuild in Progress

Once the old transom was removed, Joseph began the meticulous process of rebuilding. This stage involves carefully layering new core material and applying fiberglass and resin to build a strong, durable structure. The attention to detail here is critical for ensuring the new transom will withstand the pressures of the water for years to come.

Gel coat was added for a clean, new look.

After: A Flawless Finish

The final result is truly something to be proud of. After fiberglassing, sanding, and finishing, the new transom looks factory-fresh. Joseph's hard work and commitment to quality shine through in this stunning finished product.

Why This Project Stands Out

We're so impressed with Joseph's work. His methodical approach and the professional-grade finish demonstrate a real commitment to quality. It's projects like this that remind us why we love what we do—supplying the materials that help dedicated boaters like Joseph restore their prized possessions.

Using a high-quality product like our vinyl ester resin is key for a job like this, as it provides the strength and water resistance needed for a long-lasting repair. Joseph's project is a testament to what can be achieved with great materials and even greater skill.

Share Your Work With Us!

Has Joseph's project inspired you? If you’ve recently completed a transom, stringer, or any other fiberglass project using Fiberglass Warehouse products, we would love to see it!

Send your photos and a little bit about your process to us. Your project could be the star of our next customer spotlight, inspiring fellow DIYers and boating enthusiasts in the Fiberglass Warehouse community. Plus, we will give you a 10% off coupon for your next purchase!

Send photos to sales@fiberglasswarehouse.com