John Teetsel Posted May 29, 2003 Posted May 29, 2003 Well all I know anyway. In an effort to repay the many contributors at this site, I Quote
Barry Pyeatt Posted May 29, 2003 Posted May 29, 2003 I was looking at your photos last night and was impressed with the layout of the panels. At the time I was wondering why you were using biscuits and butt joints. But now I understand, glassing the bottom before flexing should really make this a nice bottom. Very interested in seeing how the transom modification works. I think additional width wouldn't hurt anything there. And it think it should add some comfort. Looking good John! Quote
Guest Posted May 29, 2003 Posted May 29, 2003 John, it haas been used in many new large hulls for the cabins and then glassed or just sealed and painted. One point to keep in mind is to make sure you satuate the face realllllllllllly good with resin for complete wet out, or you may not like the early release of the glass, if applying it to the faces. Simmons have used it; also, in some of his later boats. Keep in mind. also, weight is an issue when using it versus other premium plywoods, avaliable in more boat friendly areas for supplies. Quote
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