Done!
Day started out with a bit of sanding 'cause I
played hookie from the boat shed yesterday and hung out with the ole'
Lady and a couple friends. Then we all skipped over the bridge for
Mexican food. :-)
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| Port side (left) all sanded & prepped |
Went through my normal routine of sanding then
blowing out the dust and wiping down the surface with a universal paint
solvent. This gets rid of any oil or other contaminants that might be on
the surface. Just for the record, for those that know what this is,
this epoxy with the slow hardener does not blush (
amine blush).
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| 12 oz fiberglass laid out forward |
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| and looking aft |
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| 20 mins & 2 qts |
I seem to have developed a rhythm for working with this stuff. After
just 20 minutes I had 2 qts of epoxy on and was well along the bottom
panel.
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| 1-1/2 hrs and 1-3/4 gallons of epoxy |
Took a wee break midway for refreshments then got
right back to it. The weather was perfect and the temp in the shed was
only 18C.
Tomorrow we'll see if there's enough 12 oz
glass left to do the sides. *fingers crossed* The roll is lookin' pretty
small right about now! *shudder*
Standby.....
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