I had the same problem with my strip built, except we went sailing for the weekend and didn't notice until we got back. Maybe you could notch some leftover strips or scrap and hook them along the edge every so often with some plastic under them so they don't stick to the epoxy, you will have to sand that area anyway when you join the halves together. Try to make sure it does'nt cause wrinkles in the fiberglass. I guess you could also (temporarily) epoxy some across on the inside and cut them off later.

Ralph

: The post below made me think I could get some help here with my problem. No
: matter how hard I have tried, a few strips have pulled away from the form
: (maybe elves come in after I head upstairs?). Anyway, I've used small
: brads to get them back in, and continued stripping.

: Any suggestions on how to keep the side of the boat in contact with the forms
: until the outer hull epoxy/glass has cured? Will that be enough to I don't
: have to use a strap to pull the sides together when I glass the inside?