So the plan was to lay up the fiberglass and goop it tomorrow. I got the first piece hung and it was 'screamin'' at me for epoxy! So I obliged even though it's hotter 'n hell today.
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Stbd side forward |
It's going quick. The epoxy is warm and soaks into the fiberglass really well. Gotta scramble to keep up to it!
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30 minutes in and 4 pints (2 quarts) of epoxy |
After an hour or so of rolling on goop and chasing bubbles it's done!
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An hour later, done! |
I've got a string of small bubbles along the seam of the fabric I laid down yesterday. That's the problem with working on freshly epoxied fabric with no sanding. I hammer them down and rolled the crap out of them with the seam roller . I will have to check back in an hour or so to see if they've stuck down or not.
In order to keep within the 24 hr limit for 'no sanding' I rolled out some neat epoxy on the area I did yesterday that'll get overlapped with fabric tomorrow.
More to come.
Standby....
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