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14 Ft 'Ski-Boy' Restore - Tiny-Tannic
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Gaps filled and sanded down
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I had some concerns about this filler actually adhering to the wood floor and the existing fiberglass. So as you can see the joint had already been sanded down with 36 grit paper. I also wiped down the joint with Styrene.
Even though the joint "looks" clean, it is amazing how much gunk you get on the rag. I also catalyzed 2 ounces of resin and brushed it onto the edge of the plywood and also the fiberglass, hopefully to "wet" the edge so it will all stick together better. There is no way of knowing if the resin makes any difference or not. I am now ALWAYS wiping down with styrene, because it removes the last traces of dust that are still there even after vacuuming.
This filler mix had basically a peanut butter consistency and once I catalyzed it with MKEP I troweled it into the joint.
I left the braces in place and worked around them because I felt this filler basically would help hold the floor in place and it does.
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