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| Fiberglass taping the interior seam.� After wrestling with it for most of the day to get the deck and hull joint to match up I strapped it to my bench in the basement and laid a single layer of 3" wide 6 oz cloth tape over the seam and wet it out as best as I could using a paint brush on a stick for the spots I couldn't reach.� Managed to get a little epoxy in my hair during this step.� Not too supprising given the tight area to work in. |
| A shot of the rear hatch and cockpit after both inside seams have been taped.� I did most of the glassing inside the basement due to the cold temperatures in the garage.� Its February after all! Makes for a limited work area but easy access to the beer fridge in the photo below!!! |
| The cockpit is all glassed in place as well as the Cheek plates visible in the center.� These have slots in them that the seat back will hang from.� Still need to finish the hatch lips� that the hatch covers will rest on, run a strip of fiberglass along the outside deck to hull seam on both sides and of course a lot more sanding and a few coats of varnish to get this project out on the water! |
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