Repairing a Scarab transom involves addressing water intrusion issues by thoroughly inspecting and assessing the damage to the transom structure. This process typically includes removing the affected areas, drying out any moisture, and reinforcing the transom with new, high-quality materials to ensure structural integrity. The final step is sealing the transom to prevent future water intrusion, ensuring the boat remains safe and seaworthy.
Restoring a boat offers a myriad of options, ranging from refurbishing the interior with modern materials and technology to overhauling the engine for improved performance and efficiency. Exterior restorations can also be undertaken, involving hull repairs, fresh paint jobs, and updated decking to rejuvenate the boat’s appearance and durability on the water.
ready for restoration
The Scarab is more than a boat; it’s a symbol of the golden age of powerboating. Our current project focuses on repairing the Scarab’s transom and addressing water intrusion with respect for its heritage and a touch of modernity.
Our approach is meticulous and respectful. Using all composite (non-wood) materials, fiberglass, and resin, we’ll reinforce and seal the transom, ensuring it meets marine industry standards for safety and durability.
Each enhancement preserves the Scarab’s classic soul while restoring it to better than new condition. Stay tuned as we revive this timeless vessel, ensuring it continues to turn heads and capture hearts.
History of the 22′ V Bottom 
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