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Transom cap and final things before glassing
Today I added the hardwood cap on the transom, a good piece of Sapele, just needs some rounding over -pity it will be under the glass,

added the final parts of the filleting to the inside of the hatches so they can be glassed at the same time as the hull
and checked the hull for any little depressions that needed filling before the deck and cockpit glassing begins. If you catch these at the right stage in the epoxy cure cycle, they can be cut clean with a chisel, most requiring almost no sanding
added the final parts of the filleting to the inside of the hatches so they can be glassed at the same time as the hull
and checked the hull for any little depressions that needed filling before the deck and cockpit glassing begins. If you catch these at the right stage in the epoxy cure cycle, they can be cut clean with a chisel, most requiring almost no sanding
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