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moisture detected in transom on my 2007 Formula 330 SS what now?

nautic4Lnitr0

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I've got a 2007 Formula 330 SS and I've noticed some moisture readings around the transom. Has anyone else had this issue? How can I check just how bad it is and wat's the best way to fix it? I'd really appreciaet any tips or advice
 
You should tap for soft spots using a rubber mallet, check the seals and look for staining. Moisture around the transom can be common with older boats. Try to seal gaps or re-caulk if the damage is minor but if it's more than that you may need to replace the whole transom wood but for that i would prefer a professional to do that.
 
Moisture is a common issue and can cause rot if left unchecked. Use a moisture meter or poke around with a screwdriver to find soft spots. If it's minor,
sealing it up might work, but bigger damage means some repairs or replacement.
 
I've got a 2007 Formula 330 SS and I've noticed some moisture readings around the transom. Has anyone else had this issue? How can I check just how bad it is and wat's the best way to fix it? I'd really appreciaet any tips or advice
How deep were your moisture readings, and did you check from both inside the bilge and the exterior of the transom? That can help narrow down whether it's surface-level or something deeper like core saturation
 
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