I just glassed the bottom

Jack,

When you put the last layer of glass on the bottom, you'll probably have some overlap on the sides and transom.  All you'll need to do is fair the overlapping glass and resin into the sides with reasonably fine sandpaper.  I used a random orbital sander on my Peeler.  The overlap is good because the chine is likely to get more wear than the sides.

The hardest part of applying that final bottom glass is gettling it to lie smoothly around the skids.  Make sure the skids and the center piece are well-filleted with wood dough and that there are no air pockets under the glass when you're done.  If there are, you'll have to inject resin into the bubbles before you paint.  On the bright side, only the fish ever see the bottom so you're fine as long as everything is sealed from water penetration.

Cheers,

Dick

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   Thanks Jeff and Dick for your feedback, that's helpful. I'll go over the chine as you suggested Dick. I enjoyed seeing ABOUT TIME, glad you posted those pictures. She really looks great. 

Jack

Jack,

Where are you going to use your Peeler?

Cheers,

Dick