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<blockquote data-quote="zekepa" data-source="post: 482141" data-attributes="member: 26147"><p>I bought the 3 quart kit. You will have plenty to do a transom. I put multiple coats on mine built out of 3/4 BCX plywood. Transom was approximately 14 inch tall by 81 inches long. Originally I was only doing the transom since then I've also use to to waterproof a storage compartment lid appx 16x68. Currently doing 2 other lids that are 15x22. I'll still have a little left over after they are done. I went with the thin stuff.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zekepa, post: 482141, member: 26147"] I bought the 3 quart kit. You will have plenty to do a transom. I put multiple coats on mine built out of 3/4 BCX plywood. Transom was approximately 14 inch tall by 81 inches long. Originally I was only doing the transom since then I've also use to to waterproof a storage compartment lid appx 16x68. Currently doing 2 other lids that are 15x22. I'll still have a little left over after they are done. I went with the thin stuff. [/QUOTE]
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