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You must not have taken pictures of the bad parts, because that all looks good.

As long as we're posting anti-complaints, I'll pile on! Everything is good here, no issues.

Thank you, Jaysen

Your photos do a good job of depicting just how many parts there are to a boat like yours, and they're coming together!

I think there are a few ways to do it, I only know one: I open the photo (don't use thumbnail size) and right click, copy image address, paste that into the message and highlight it, click on IMG key above (looks like a landscape picture) and that does it. I click on preview to be sure I got it righ...

Thanks Guys for the comments, did the pictures not show properly I had a job to post them? The last three you posted did not work for me, and I was not able to tell what pictures you had intended to post. I went to your gallery and just posted the last two pictures I found there. All your earlier p...

I don't know if these are the right photos, but they're the most recent. Sure looks good!

epoxy cannot be the final finish Why not? I know it will degrade in sunlight (UV rays), but the bottom of the boat won't get much light on it. Other builders have said it holds up pretty well unless you turn the boat over to store it, although after a number of years it could turn chalky on the sun...

It sounds like manual mixing is the answer. For discussion re: vacuum chamber, I would go with something like a paint bucket for quick and easy. No need for massive vacuum power. When I was doing some resin inlays I made a frame out of mdf with a gasket on the bottom and acrylic sheet (let me monito...

Looks good!