Hatseflats Hull Build
A 15ft Pram for Dinghy Cruising
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Spent most of the morning removing excess epoxy from underneath the starboard gunwale (inside and out). Sanded down the interior with the Makita using 80 grade sanding paper. I wore a dust mask, safety glasses and a sweater with long sleeves to keep the dust out of my system. Should have worn gloves as well. The dust got into the pores of my hand. But I made good progress during the afternoon. So at 1715 PM I finally started coating the interior with clear epoxy. I used a small brush on the fillets, corners and underside of the deck beams and the gunwales. I used the paint roller on the surfaces. Altogether I used only 800g of epoxy mixture for the interior which is very little given the surface of about 10m2. Coating the interior took 2.5 hours.

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