Perfection may be possible but why would you want it? You are building a boat, not an piece of heirloom furniture. It will get scratched and dinged and will still look spectacular after years of use. -Wes

I agree with Wes, but if you want to get it a little smoother you might try applying with a high-density foam roller.  This will probably require some "tipping off" of bubbles with a foam brush.  It worked well for me.  You are going to have to sand it before applying paint or varnish, which should get it pretty smooth.  But referring once more to Wes's post, don't get too obsessed about it because the first time you take it out is probably when you'll get your first ding or scratch.

Yeah, I know you are right Wes. I just need to take it easy and stop trying to be such a perfectionist. I just need to be happy with trying my best. I'm turning this 120hr boat into a 220hr boat LOL!

Thanks Diving Duck,  I followed your advice and it turned out awesome!

Congratulations Kayakris! Now that you are finished, we can tell you that perfection is indeed possible - Nick Schade does it consistently. I would not want to paddle one of his boats, though, for fear of inflicting that first scratch.

-Wes