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![]() "GB" wrote in message concerned that the method didn't look nearly strong enough. The design I had in mind was flat bottomed, (see the url below) and I had planned on perhaps going beyond the reccomended jointing methods screwing the bottom and sides to a piece of wood of about 1in x 1in for the length of each join. Is that overkill? http://personal.eunet.fi/pp/gsahv/dinghy1/simboii.htm Hi To answer a couple of your queries The fibreglass taped join is far superior to a glued stringer- Not overkill as it's not as strong. Much easier to tape the chine. To clear finish the best method is epoxy coating and then a clear UV filtering varnish or polyurethane. Having said that, if you are not going to store it in the sun for long periods or keep it in wet conditions, eg if in a garage, then any cheap varnish equivalent will do. Peter HK |
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