Re: Point Comfort 23
Posted by MarkR on
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The subsequent re-scarf of the second panel was successful. What a relief! After fitting the panel it seemed a good idea to fair the interior prior to gluing this up. While I was at it, why not mark and cut the panels to fit? So that's exactly what was done!
Above is before cutting to fit.
Once they were fitted and cut, our neighbor H graciously agreed to help me relocate the panels so the interiors could be faired. I used QuickFair fairing compound which has been a favorite of mine for quite some time. BTW: I'm using a lot of System 3 stuff on this build. I have no connection with the company other than I really like their products. Oh yeah, I send them my money for really good products.
Here's the fairing of the panels:
Tomorrow this will get sanded smooth, the panels will be fitted to the hull and registration marks will show where the hull panels land when they are glued.
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The subsequent re-scarf of the second panel was successful. What a relief! After fitting the panel it seemed a good idea to fair the interior prior to gluing this up. While I was at it, why not mark and cut the panels to fit? So that's exactly what was done!
Above is before cutting to fit.
Once they were fitted and cut, our neighbor H graciously agreed to help me relocate the panels so the interiors could be faired. I used QuickFair fairing compound which has been a favorite of mine for quite some time. BTW: I'm using a lot of System 3 stuff on this build. I have no connection with the company other than I really like their products. Oh yeah, I send them my money for really good products.
Here's the fairing of the panels:
Tomorrow this will get sanded smooth, the panels will be fitted to the hull and registration marks will show where the hull panels land when they are glued.
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