Hi Glen and any others that may want to chirp in...
Here is a photo of the hull after I sanded it from stem to stern and it looks good except for the creases and stems. No wetout problems and very uniform in color and texture.
![Image](http://nomad17.home.comcast.net/~nomad17/CleanSandedGlass.jpg)
I have two crease areas that are much improved with the sanding and the following photo shows the worse of the two. It appears to be little holes with the glass showing and I'm going to try a little epoxy brushed on to cover them up. I hope it works!
![Image](http://nomad17.home.comcast.net/~nomad17/EndCrease.jpg)
The next photo is the stem area and I'm going to try and wait for the epoxy to start setting up before applying some in the seam between the stem and the planking. Hopefully I can build up some epoxy to smooth out the junction where the glass did not adhere to the sharp corner.
![Image](http://nomad17.home.comcast.net/~nomad17/LeftStem.jpg)
If these attempts work, I'm home free as these are the very worst of the problems and the rest are minor compared to what these photo's show.
I would appreciate any comments or ideas prior to me making any more mistakes. Currently, I don't see the need to put on another layer of epoxy as for the most part, it looks pretty good.
Thanks in advance,
Joe