Bulkhead Fillet

Thickened epoxy fillets are applied to the bulkheads and hanging knees with a piping bag made from a plastic zip-lock bag. More at http://onmillcreek.blogspot.com

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Howto & Style

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• Mill
• Creek
• 16.5
• kayak
• wood
• CLC
• Chesapeake

[beachfiredude]

great job

[Dave51262]

I like your videos. They are well done and right to the point. Great tips too. Thanks!

[shirleymae30]

For very neat and clean seams and flat surfaces when using bondo and other fiberglass fillers (except for long hair filler) , "use masking tape and wax paper !!!". it works awesome !!!. Tape along the edges of your seams, spread your filler, then remove the tape, and cover the surface with wax paper and smooth over it to adhere the wax paper and remove bubbles, then remove the wax paer in about 10-15 min. (but no longer). it comes out as smooth as glass and sands out very nicely as well

[KombiPode]

I used the glass powder but it is damn dangerous stuff to work with. Wood dust sounds better.

[NilezII]

Thickened to the consistency of peanut butter, by mixing with wood dust.

[josefpl1]

Whot is the liquid you put on fiber glas

[KombiPode]

peanut butter thickened epoxy? For real? You use peanut butter?

[ostosix]

Good tips, especially the piping bag. I'll use them when I make on e during winter. Thanks for posting.

[Schenkelmeyer]

Very informative.