> Well folks I tried to fill out a few voids last night using the 'drill a
> hole and then use a syringe to inject the expoxy' method. As you can guess
> by my writing this didn't exactly go as well as expected.

> First replace the word 'drill' with 'poke' otherwise you find out you void
> is a little bigger than you expected and you drill straight through the
> hull due to lack of resistance! I fixed, hopefully, that one with a little
> tape on the outside and a filling of epoxy. Thank goodness I was using a
> small bit!

> Second I discovered that I didn't need to make some holes on some of the
> voids, they were already there, and quite happily leaked out the epoxy
> that I injected earlier. Now I _could_ have covered the surface with tape,
> but that would have meant a tape that would not have it's glue disolved by
> the epoxy, and generally you cannot see through those kinds of tape. Which
> make it a little difficult to see what you are doing.

> So know I have about 10 quarter sized voids that are half filled, and one
> thru hole that hopefully fully filled. I think I dig back to the bare wood
> on the void that blew straight thru and refillet/retape. Any thoughts on
> finishing up the others? all else fails I'll use the duct tape.

> BTW this is what happens when layups go bad

Brian, I've been using wax paper to keep the epoxy from running out, held on with either clamps or tape. Dan