: I've noticed that the backside of some of my rolling bevels have gaps. In
: other words, I beveled too much so that the front is tight but there's a
: gap on the inside. Visually this doesn't bother me but I can imagine all
: of the air gaps that will occur when I get to the fiberglass stage. How do
: people typically deal with this? Right now I'm thinking about: first do a
: rough sanding job, then apply some type of easy to apply and sand fairing
: compound, and then do the final sanding. Microspheres with epoxy may work
: well for this, but I'd like to avoid 2-part epoxy in this case. I don't
: think there would be any structural need for the epoxy. Maybe another
: option is to just use some type of wood filler.

: cheers

When that happens to me I still use epoxy and use West's microlight I think is what it's called. Makes a very light weight filler that is very easy to sand, also a little epoxy goes a long ways since you use a fairly large amount of the filler to get a thick enough mixture to not sag.

Bill H.