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Discussion in 'Warship Builds' started by Cannonman, Mar 11, 2015.

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  1. Cannonman

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    Trim edge flanges glued into place.

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    Cannonman, Apr 26, 2015
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    I probably should have made the trim edge a bit wider, but this was as big as I could get out of the piece of plywood that I had on hand.

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    I have finally gathered all necessary supplies to make the mold and the hull with. :woot: The hand sanitizer is not required to build the mold or the hull. ;)

    And yes, that is a Christmas tree still lit up in the background.... :oops:

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    Cannonman, Apr 26, 2015
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    I would wax the ever-living stuff out of it... about 12 times. And then start with the gel coat after a few days for the wax to outgas... Bob Pottle could give better advice than I on this subject.
     
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    That's how Bob P does his molds. Very easy to work with.
     
    Tugboat, Apr 27, 2015
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