65-66. Removing Excess Fabric
Submitted by CLC Forum Admin - Fri, 8/28/15 » 11:52 AM
The excess fabric should peel off neatly, leaving a sharp, clean line between panels 4 and 5. Later "fill coats" will bury the weave of the fabric and seal the bare wood of the hull planking.
No replies have been added to this post.
Please login or register to post a reply.
Office andShowroom Hours:9-5 ESTMonday-Friday
Monthly"Boatshop Saturdays"
Receive ourBoatbuilderUpdatesfor much more!
-New Designs-Promotions-Shop Projects-Class Schedules-Shows/Events-Tips & Videos-Coupons!
New Arrivals & Specials
Apparel, Small Projects & Gifts
Gear & Accessories
Boatbuilding Supplies
Scale Model Kits
Pro Kits
RV Kits
Kayak Kits
Canoe Kits
Sailboats
Powerboats
Rowing Craft
Paddleboards & Surfing
Development Projects
Other Designs
Boat Plans
Strip-Planked Kayaks
Stitch & Glue Kayaks
Camper Hardware
Books & DVDs
Factory Sale
1805 GEORGE AVENUEANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND21401 USA © 2018Chesapeake Light Craft, LLC All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited.
» YouTube/clcboats1» Instagram / clcboats» FaceBook/clcboats
» Boatbuilders' Forum » CLC Builders' Club » CLC Around The Web» Customer Testimonials» Compare Our Boats» Kayak Specs Table » Homebuilt Boat Bazaar» International Orders» Manage Account» Customer Service» Refunds & Returns» Shipping Schedule» Live ShopCam» Site Map
RSS
