: No matter who plans you are doing, there is a point when you glass the inside
: of the deck and hull. Once the hull is off the forms and the inside glass
: is hard to the touch, you want to put in a few forms and wrap some straps
: or bungee around them so the hull doesn't distort too much during the
: curing stage. Sometimes the hull can close in and that's what you most
: want to avoid. For the most part, most strippers align pretty good as far
: as the strips mating laterally, but almost all strippers need a little
: pushing and prying as far as the width. If the hull needs to be pulled
: out, you can use an old table knife that you bend an angle on. Once you
: pull it out, press down on the deck and that will hold it while you pull
: some strapping tape across the joint and it will hold fine. Make sure you
: wash any blush off the hull and deck otherwise the strapping tape slips.

I wondered about simply putting both the hull and deck back on the forms, still on the strongback, until the epoxy had 'aged' a bit. Will the boat still fit on the form/strongback, after adding that internal FG/epoxy?