FS19 (-5%) in GA

[Jeff]

GuyP, Please find Reid's recommendation at the below link:

Link: https://forums.bateau2.com/viewtopic.ph ... &start=130

[GuyP]

Thanks Jeff. I’ll be using some bags tomorrow.

[GuyP]

Got one interior chine joint filleted and taped yesterday. Temperature will be 40 degrees colder tomorrow morning than this morning so I held off on epoxy work today. Boat’s sitting with transom and base line level on the trailer which is without wheels, up on blocks and reinforced with a number of temporary cradles.

[narfi]

Looks good to me!

[changeat44]

Nice pictures, very neat work!

Daniel

[Jeff]

Good stuff Guy!!! Jeff

[GuyP]

It really feels big now that I’m working on the upright hull. Getting down to the high 30’s so switched to fast hardener and applying some heat. I like doing this glass work where it will be beneath the sole with no sanding/finishing required.

[Browndog]

Nice! Yes it does feel big when you have to climb in and out. Good clean work. After fairing, sanding and painting it is a relief to have a break from it for a little while.

[GuyP]

I think I’d like the look better if the top of the transom was built up to match the thickness with the clamping boards. I’d laminate these pieces in place before I lay up two layers of glass. Does anyone know any reason I should NOT do this besides a little extra weight?

[Eric1]

I agree with you GuyP, I'd add them.
That weight add is nothing.