Date: 12/10/2007, 11:43 am
I have a feeling that an inner stem and a light brass outer strip would end being lighter than an end pour...
: Shoot . . . it sounds as if I'd have been better off taking it outside and
: propping it up in a snow bank. That's probably why I didn't see that
: problem on my first 2 boats.
: Bill, If you could see the bottom of my boats, you'd see why that extra
: couple pounds of epoxy in the ends gives me a real (or false) sense of
: security traveling around the next bend. I paddle on some rough bottomed
: rivers/creeks here in upstate NY, and I imagine I'd spend the majority of
: my time patching holes if I didn't do a heavy lay-up of glass along with
: the end pours.
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- Other: delamination during end pour
mike b -- 12/8/2007, 6:50 pm- Re: Other: delamination during end pour
Bill Hamm -- 12/9/2007, 1:09 am- Re: Other: delamination during end pour
mike b -- 12/9/2007, 6:41 am- Re: Other: delamination during end pour
Acors -- 12/10/2007, 11:43 am- Re: Other: delamination during end pour
Bill Hamm -- 12/11/2007, 2:41 am- Re: Other: delamination during end pour
mike b -- 12/11/2007, 9:09 am
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Bill Hamm -- 12/10/2007, 3:57 am - Re: Other: delamination during end pour
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Glen Smith -- 12/8/2007, 10:44 pm- Re: Other: delamination during end pour
Duane Strosaker -- 12/8/2007, 10:27 pm - Re: Other: delamination during end pour
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