Took my first stab at stiffening up the first layer in those few first spots.
I decided to let the first few batches cure up overnight, and then add more to fill the holes to the top as needed tomorrow. Even though the holes are not filled to the top, major difference in how firm those small sections are that felt a little soft.
If I have time, I'm going to finish up syringing the holes and get my core pieces cut up.
I do have a question for the group. How would you cut the pieces for the core? Should I fit them tight to the lip I left and squeeze them in as best I can? In doing that should I then fill the void between the lip and the new marine ply with resin?
Should I get rid of that angled lip all together and not worry about filling it in perfectly where the core was before? (Not exceeding the footprint of the old core to avoid clearance and fit issues).
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11-16-2017, 11:17 PM
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