Zodiac dingy transom to hull join, what could go wrong?

Hey Guys

I have a little Zodiac inflatable tender, with a fiberglass hull. The transom to hull join is a flexible one, comprised of a strip of pvc on the inside that is always coming unglued, and a strip on the outside that is forever wearing through because it gets dragged over sand, shells and gravel. The result is that I'm always sitting in ankle deep water, and I'm a bit over it.

I was thinking about glassing the plywood transom to the fibreglass hull, so that the join is rigid, watertight and hopefully a more durable solution. Are there any downsides to this, that I havnt thought of?

The only negative I can think of, is that I won't be able to fold the transom down against the hull, when it's deflated to make it slightly easier to transport.

 

Can you add an aluminum or stainless angle to the outside as chafe gear? That would still allow you to fold the boat.

 

The glue is important for pvc
to glass. The stuff I am using is Black Mamba FHG. The pvc has to be roughened up. Pretty impressive glue for disimiliars.