: Hmm, I wondering just how strong thouse fumes were??

: Kayak's look great!. Very curious as to how this brand of epoxy holds up.

: Myrl

Pretty strong, Myrl. 97 degrees in the garage when I started and still in the 80's around midnight when I finished. Doors closed to keep most of the bugs out . . and the dust (kicked up by my speed demon neighbors). No climate control. And I shouldn't tell it (and certainly don't recommend it), but, no respirator or gloves cause I sweat worse than a snowman watching the temperature rise. I usually spend as much time smearing sweat as I do smearing epoxy! But, I swear that sucker was real. At least to me he was.

As far as the epoxy goes, srchr/gerald says he's used it before with good results. Don't think he'd mind me tellin that. Guess if he did, he wouldn't have told me. But, at the moment, I don't see any reason not to use the US Composites materials again. Their price is better than most and they seem like nice folks.

Anyway, gotta get to work on that yak again. But first, think I'm gonna see if I can find any gopher tracks in the front yard! You got me wondering myself now!

Have a good one.

Charles.