Let me get this straight: you have a piece of 1" fibreglass cloth hanging of the i/s of the hull and the same on the outside of the deck. Put them together, wet out the little overhangs and join them to their opposing piece.

If that is what you mean, it won't work. The little overhangs suck up or wick enough epoxy to become brittle when the epoxy sets and your little overhangs break.

> Search for posts by Ed Valley a coupla mos ago. I think he did the inside
> and it worked ok.

> It seams (hehehe) like a nice flush idea for those who can anticipate
> what's going to happen.

> I'm too scared to try in on my 1st, but the I think the best method would
> be to say lay the hull i/s glass 1 inch longer overhang and the deck o/s
> glass 1 inch longer. Then tape the yak together in the usual way ( maybe
> even carefully pull ing back the o/s glass overlap and running a tape seam
> to prevent leaks) and wet out the i/s overlap. After setting, pull off the
> tape on the o/s and wet the o/s overlap. Add i/s and o/s seams for
> additional strength if necessary.

> -mick