So this is what I've done so far. Removed wood core, cleaned with acetone, mixed some poly resin and applied to the whole underside to saturate the un wetted strands. When dry I roughed it up with 60 grit, wiped with acetone again and applied system three fairing compound to make it as even as possible. Tomorrow I will sand that down and apply more fairing compound as necessary and sand to get it damn close.
After that I will cut to fit the Nida core leaving a one inch perimeter all the way around. Then I will cut a piece of mat wet it out and put it on the under side. Before it fully kicks I'll put down some hull and deck putty then the Nida core with weight applied. Once cured I'll cover the core with one layer of mat followed by one layer of woven since I don't have any 1708 on hand. Does that sound sufficient?
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09-07-2015, 08:55 PM
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