becomes the outside edge at
: form 11. There's no way that I can see to get a fair surface here.
: Theoretically I could make a rolling bevel but that doesn't seem realistic
: with a piece of 3/8 bead and cove. I'm thinking that Irn. The bottom of the strip at form 9 becomes the outside edge at
: form 11. There's no way that I can see to get a fair surface here.
: Theoretically I could make a rolling bevel but that doesn't seem realistic
: with a piece of 3/8 bead and cove. I'm thinking that Ie
: a sliver and glue it into the gap and then sand smooth or just glop on
: some dooky schmutz and cover it with a pinstripe. But, before I do
: anything too impulsive I thought I'd consult the collective genius of the
: bulletin board.

It looks like you have strips coming from the bow and stern and ending at form 10. This exaggerates the transition. I would cut away as much of the deck as possible. In other words, whatever part of the deck that will eventually be cut away for the cockpit can cut away now. This will make the deck as flexible as possible so it can conform a little to the new strips and my show that the transition is not quite as abrupt as it appears (although it is very abrupt). Then try some narrower strips. Also try using a heat gun to soften up the strips as you force them onto the forms.