Re: Back to crooked chessies
By:Mike Scarborough
Date: 7/12/1998, 9:47 am
Date: 7/12/1998, 9:47 am
In Response To: Re: Back to crooked chessies (Paul Jacobson)
The wisedom I've heard on applying fiberglass patches is to put the smaller pieces on the surface of the larger pieces. This prevents sanding through too many strength-giving long glass strands as you fair in the edges of the repair.
If you've already sanded away a significant amount of wood you can still patch on the inside of the hull, as long as the deck is not in place.
As an aside, I don't thing the deck will make any difference to the shape of the hull on a Chesapeake.
You might try calling CLC for their advise on the matter; they've probably heard of other people who have encountered the same problem you've got.
Messages In This Thread
- Back to crooked chessies
jim wightman -- 7/12/1998, 1:05 am- Re: Back to crooked chessies
Paul Jacobson -- 7/12/1998, 1:55 am- Re: Back to crooked chessies
Mike Scarborough -- 7/12/1998, 9:47 am- Re: Paddling in circles
Mark Kanzler -- 7/12/1998, 8:59 am - Re: Paddling in circles
- Re: Back to crooked chessies
- Re: Back to crooked chessies