Glass applied now to fill the weave

After three sessions, the hull now is completely covered with 6 oz glass.  I still need to squeegee on two more coats of epoxy and then some sandable filler to smooth out with the long board.  But, pleased with the progress.  i will need to wash the epoxy blush off prior to filling the weave as the port side has sat for over a week and has some evidence of blush.

transom recieves its glass.  Light spots are filler to fair the tape at the seams. 

Christos was here!

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