Re: Soldiers, bulkheads and transom...

["Robert Harper" <rharper@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The advantage of using them for bulkheads would be that you can mix some  
bog and fill any voids or hollows. Remember that the flat bulkheads and  
inside of the boat have to be faired for the most part as well. Any raised  
edges, voids, or hollows will leave bubles and be weak spots or spots that  
might retain water. You don't have to fair the inside bits perfectly but  
you should be smooth.

On Wed, 06 Feb 2008 16:27:35 -0700, <BDally6107@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> Sorry guys, I've been off skiing.  Robert did his usual great job of
> answering.  One thing I will point out and maybe someone already  
> did--after  you cut
> and route your strips you'll have some that are not perfect.  These  are  
> the
> ones to use for bulkheads.
> Bram
>
>
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