My boat was porpoising bad, so bad I thought the trolling motor was going to bounce off the front. So I read a thread about welding a bead on the transom so I wanted to test it before I went welding for no reason so this is what I did. I've used this stuff in the past so I knew it was strong, its called JB Steelstik its a 2 part puddy that bonds to aluminum dam good. First sand paint off 4 " in from outside of back edge of transom about 8" wide with course sand paper. Then clean with acetone let dry, I ran a propane torch over is to make sure it was totally dry and warm. Then mix the puddy, do only a quarter of the stick at a time, its grey with a black center mix it till its all black. Then roll it in your hands to the desired (I started at about 3/8) bead and stick it to the boat making sure to work in the edges and in 1 hour is hard.. went and ran it and no more porpoising.... I put mine on a little heavy so tomorrow I'm going to shave it down a bit and test again but I tell ya if you have a porpoising problem give this a try first...

I know u can lay a bead of silicon on bottom all way across and take like 6" off a side until u get what u need, when u go to far then u know to add the 6" back mark it then weld a bead

Awesome idea, nice to be able to test that before you put the fire to it!

Worked on my gd but it can come off so check it everynow and then. It wrks

Wright minds think alike, I used sea repair on my wedges. Lasted for a really long time, over a year.

I need to get some of that material and get some proper ones made

Looks like cut down angle

All yall doing is causing drag with that ***** mess!

You can't shift some weight around to help with it?