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A year ago I moved some cockpit winches before painting the cockpit
with LP. Fiberglass boat with 3/4" ply inserts in winch areas. I drilled out the old bolt holes to new wood and glass, filled them with West epoxy and their easy sand additive powder - and sanded them flat. Now they've domed up under the 2 coats of LP and the 2 part primer - you can see where the bolt holes were/are by the circle of thin bumps. Any ideas why the epoxy "expanded" up like this. There was lots of time between the epoxy and the paint - several weeks. I'm going to do additional work - so would like to rectify these bumps - probable redrill and refill - but want to eliminate a second batch. |
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