Jay, this makes sense to me. I see the same on my Tred Avon. It will be painted so I dont care about the frost, unless it is a structural problem? The cloth bonded fine, just a little frosty spot or two where the cloth panels overlap. Is there any concern of longevity or premature breakdown? Or of structural failure?

> Those frosty areas will not re-wet out. You'll have to sand them out (down
> to the epoxy coat) and glass in a patch. Once it's all wet out and sanded
> it will dissappear .

> You're making a huge, huge mistake by not wetting the entire boat at once.
> Your asking for more of the same problem where the hardended glass/epoxy
> meets the new fresh wet out. Call in sick to work and do it. You can do a
> dinghie in an hour minus the time for set up and clean up. Get a helper if
> you have to.

> Lay the epoxy on. Let is soak out the cloth good. Then squeege off the
> excess in about 15 minutes, making a close contact of glass and the under
> surface.

> If you fill the weave, - same thing. Do it all at once.