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might have had too much weight and pushed the resin out. i've done that with clamps before' either way. its better than it was.

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Nah, not much squeezed out. Musta been from lack of goo. My bad.

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you'll be ok that resin probably soaked into the wood but not an issue you did it right ;D

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OK. it setup quicker than I thought it would, so I got to it.

Flipped over ready for some resin
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...y/100_0766.jpg

And here it is with resin and cloth applied
http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...y/100_0767.jpg

The freebie mat I got was real heavy roving with matting applied to one side. Way too heavy for this job, it would be great for stringers or maybe even a transom. I might try it when I rebuild my battery and trim pump shelves.

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looks great one coat is all you need. hey how much resin do ya have left enough for the battery tray?

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Really! I was planning a second coat of resin just cuz. But screw that if I don't ;D Yeah bro I have plenty of resin left, more than a gallon I'm sure. I only used maybe 3/4 of a gallon on this job.

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lol oh well hell rebuild the battery tray and more then ;D

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If I knew how I'd build a seat box or two ;)

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come on over we'll build one or 2 maybe 4 or more. ;D

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Aiiight :D