Go to http://www.boatbuilder.org/mudpeep.htm. It will cover everything you need to know about a small stitch and glue boat. The stitching and removing is covered on the second page.
---Joel---

www.boatbuilder.org
www.devlinboat.com

Good article. I'd tune what he said about removing squeeze-through epoxy
and sanding a bit. A little tape on the back side (masking or duct) will
prevent the squeeze-through, and removing it is easiest with a SurForm. The
short-handled Surform with the short curved cheese-grater blade is the one
that I prefer. For sanding, I agree ...80-grit for first sanding, but I
prefer a random orbital sander to a dual-action. Just my preferences...

Brian D



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Go to http://www.boatbuilder.org/mudpeep.htm. It will cover everything
you need to know about a small stitch and glue boat. The stitching and
removing is covered on the second page.
---Joel---

www.boatbuilder.org
www.devlinboat.com


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