Hi Rick, I like some of the previous input. Here is my two cents: I would do it in sections. Corners that point out are much harder than corners pointing in. Pick up a pint or quart of fast hardener and a compatible resin. Coat the coaming lip with a thin layer of epoxy and lay the fabric into the wet epoxy. The fabric will soak up any puddles like a paper towel. Touch up the dry spots with a foam brush. You shouldn't get too many air bubbles that way. Don't monkey with glass that won't stay down; just shave it off the next day with a utility knife. Then scrape down any sharp edges after it's set and apply the next section as needed. It's not necessarily fun but it is manageable anyway

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