John,

I would like to hear more details of your boat using Bjorn's method.
I am almost ready to do a small trial project of the method to see all the practical problems/ results.

We could move to Email if you would prefer.
Marc

http://www.thomassondesign.com/en/building/building-manual

Mix a little epoxy without any additives and distribute over the hull with a large stiff disposable brush, working it into the seams carefully.
Work the epoxy into the seams vigorously, without pressing so hard that you upset the strips. The brush may shed hairs like a dog in may or that the epoxy foams, but that does not matter. The epoxy seeps into the seams no matter how tight seams you have achieved - formulated to reach in between the wooden cells, typically 1-2 thousands of a millimeter. On the other hand, your less-than-perfect seams may need a second filling with thickened epoxy.

Perhaps a new thread would be a good idea if we want to continue the discussion here. (though I don't know if the canoe glass discussion is still very active, best not to hijack it. The OP may return.... ;-) )