JEM Watercraft

Thanks all for your replies. I think I'm going to attempt the inside in one piece instead after reading the responses.

Thanks again, greatly appreciated

Matthew

Last question guys. Would 60" glass be wide enough to go around the entire hull of the trapper?

Thanks again

Matthew

I like to do the ends first. With a tumblehome, I then like to the split the cloth up the middle, tilt the boat so the tumblehome is vertical, then do the remaining hull 1/2 at a time.

ralphobarly wrote:Last question guys. Would 60" glass be wide enough to go around the entire hull of the trapper?

Thanks again

Matthew

There should be a Bill of Material in your plans packet. Did you get one?

ralphobarly wrote:Thanks all for your replies. I think I'm going to attempt the inside in one piece instead after reading the responses.

Thanks again, greatly appreciated

Matthew

I do the inside with one piece of glass , just take your time with it and it would not be a problem. Remember if you use to much pressure on the wet glass it will move.
To hold the glass as it is being wet in I like to use plastic clothes pins along the top edges and then remove them as the glass is stuck to the sides.

Chuck.