: If you have any qualms about whether it was done correctly, my recommendation
: is to remove it and start over. Subsequent layers of good epoxy will not
: compensate for one layer of bad. Unless all the bond lines are sound, the
: structure is subject to failure. And that could happen at some very
: inconvenient time and place...

With this said: If I have these seams with nearly hardened epoxy, what is the best way of removing it. I think that I could sand it, it just wouldn't be pretty. And of course I don't want to destroy the wood underneath. Fortunately, this work is on the inside of the boat and all the other seams are good. I will take you suggestion and get metering cups instead of using the system 3 pumps.

Incidently, how this occured: In my first batch of epoxy I pumped out 2 squirts of resin and tried to get 1 squirt of hardener. But because of the initial air in the tube and lack of adequate suction I didn't get that much hardener. I tried to make up for it by adding more hardener, but I apparently didn't add enough. live and learn...just need to fix the mistake first!