: I've been "micro-tenting" the boat outside in my hoophouse, and
: can't get even heat distribution either. So far I've used the tent deal to
: fillet and tape the hull seams, and for the scarf joints earlier. It gets
: darn hot at one end where the heat is blowing from (100*F) and maybe
: 60-70* at the other end of the boat. The hot end cures fast, but I've been
: seeing overall overnight cures and it's in the 20s-40s at night, 30s-60s
: in the days last couple weeks. The tent is a pain, but it's been working
: for me. Snowed three days ago, today was in the upper 60s with a little
: thunderstorm tonight! Then again, I've anticipated and been willing to put
: up with some aggravation to work on this boat in cold weather. Your
: mileage may vary. : )

: What other kinds of problems did it create for you? Anything I should look
: out for?

: On a more general note, are temperature extremes bad for curing epoxy? I have
: not noticed any adverse effects, and everything seems to be curing just as
: it did on the boat I completed last summer.

Things like Tarp hitting the deck making a mess, then later dropping cured epoxy off the tarp and hitting the finish.

Ok that was obviously my error
100 degree bow with fan 60 degree stern.
I guess that these are not that big of a deal and can be fixed, but I would rather make efforts to put it inside.

ROb