> I'll try to make it as clear as possible.

> I used a long 2"x1" with notches cut out. Into the notches I fit
> the hatch frames - this holds the frames perpendicular to the hatch cover
> and while the epoxy sets.

> Then, to curve the hatch cover to match the frame curves I applied
> pressure down on the long 2x1 - thereby pushing the hatch frames down into
> the cover. Since the hatch cover is only supported along the edges the
> hatch is forced to curve to match the shape of the frames. Personally I
> used a tourniquet type method to increase downward pressure, I'm sure the
> same could be accomplished with clamps or with weights.

> Once the hatch is forced to the proper curve it's easy to apply a thick
> bead of epoxy along the frame edges.

> Hope this helps, if it's still unclear let me know. Mark

Now I get it! (audience hears hollow coconut sound as dweeb slaps hand to forehead)

Thanks Mark.