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sheer clamp planing before hull glassing
I am building in cold weather (Massachusetts) so I'm trying to do anything I can that doesn't involve epoxy in my unheated garage. I have my deck filleted and glassed on the inside, and am almost ready to glass the exterior.
Is there any reason I wouldn't plane my sheer clamps down before glassing the exterior? The hull shape appears to be locked in at this point, so I figure why not (unless someone tells me otherwise..)
Thoughts?
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RE: sheer clamp planing before hull glassing
» Submitted by geezy - Fri, 2/8/13 » 7:52 PM
I cannot tell what you are building, but if the interior has been glassed and the deck and hull are seal with a fillet/fiberglass tape, then you can use or plane or I prefer a fairing board to insure a smooth and straight seam.