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<blockquote data-quote="braden" data-source="post: 388832" data-attributes="member: 15676"><p>I think that I am going to try doubling up the cutting board and expoxying them together with 3M 5200. Then put two screws up top (where there is wood in the transom) and epoxy it. The instructions for the 5200 state that it takes 48hrs to set up. Any ideas on how to put pressure on the bottom (where there will not be screws) of the cutting board, so that there is good contact between the cutting board and the transom while the epoxy sets up?</p><p></p><p>My description may not make sense. If not I'll try and post a pic.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="braden, post: 388832, member: 15676"] I think that I am going to try doubling up the cutting board and expoxying them together with 3M 5200. Then put two screws up top (where there is wood in the transom) and epoxy it. The instructions for the 5200 state that it takes 48hrs to set up. Any ideas on how to put pressure on the bottom (where there will not be screws) of the cutting board, so that there is good contact between the cutting board and the transom while the epoxy sets up? My description may not make sense. If not I'll try and post a pic. [/QUOTE]
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