Merging the top and bottom of the kayak was interesting. I started from the bow and worked back to the stern. I used a good packing tape with fibers to hold it together. I was not able to get the stern end out far enough to match, but was able to plane down the deck to meet after I glassed the inside seam. Rolling the fiberglass cloth that was pre-rolled with the epoxy mix was not too bad until the very end of the kayak, then the fibers kept attaching to the brush-on-a-stick.
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Joining the Hull and the Deck
Merging the top and bottom of the kayak was interesting. I started from the bow and worked back to the stern. I used a good packing tape with fibers to hold it together. I was not able to get the stern end out far enough to match, but was able to plane down the deck to meet after I glassed the inside seam. Rolling the fiberglass cloth that was pre-rolled with the epoxy mix was not too bad until the very end of the kayak, then the fibers kept attaching to the brush-on-a-stick.
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