> Joe Greenley (I'm sure you've been through this before), or anyone else
> who might know.

> I was wondering if anyone has any ideas as to how I should hold the final
> strips in place when I get there since I won't have access to the inside
> of the kayak. I'm not using any staples and have been holding the strips
> in place while they dry using LOTS of duct tape.

> Here's a picture of the last strip I did on the right hand side (I had
> access to the inside).

> http://frolander.homepage.com/Kayak/Building/Dec9/Dec9_1.jpg If the
> picture won't work (Homepage.com doesn't allow linking to the pictures on
> their site, or something like that), then click on this page and it's the
> top picture.

> http://frolander.homepage.com/Kayak/Building/Dec9/Dec9_1999.htm Thanks,

> Dale

I don't about you guys and your plain jane boats ;-()))

Great design onyour strip layout. When I did mine, i used the wedge approach, then cursed and swore when They went to deep. I used staples and with a wire loop was ablt to get it back up for a second, third, fourth attempt to get it as close to flush as possible. On my next boat, I'll do the curvy sections first, then the straight section last.

Greg