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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zubes" data-source="post: 237209" data-attributes="member: 3204"><p>I did something similar with a small price of engineered decking.  I got the piece of decking for free from Menard's (sample) and picked up a tube of Marine grade adhesive in a tube (not even sure what it was called).  It has been glued to the transom, below the water line, for 2 years now with no problem.  As BaitCaster mentioned, you'll have to come up with a unique way to keep the board secured until it dries.  Also, assuming your transom has some angle to it, you might want to cut a chamfer to one of the ends of the board so that the water seamlessly runs past it without any turbulence.  I mounted my speed sensor to the decking and the transducer is mounted with a Lowrance suction cup mount.  No holes for me!</p></blockquote><p></p>