and Then I Went to Help Greg

Front Transom Epoxy Gap
Originally uploaded by OzzyC.

... work on his boat.

This week we did a final laying of thickened epoxy, in preparation for taping the seams.

In this photo, you will see a small gap between the transom and the hull, and a screw hole.

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