I got to work on the boat some this weekend. Taped the inside bottom of the upper side panel to lower side panel joints and the lower side panel to under shear deck. It went pretty well. I used 12” tape. All I could get was 9 oz. I used Rbob’s advise and let the epoxy sit awhile before trying to put the tape on. Worked really great! Glassed all but the last bit of deck inside the PH. Haven’t cut any plywood in awhile, so that will be fun to get back to it.
As of now I have my helm chair ordered, galley sink and faucet ordered, and my refrigeration system on order.
http://www.isotherm-parts.com/product-range/isotherm-icebox-conversion-cooling-units/compact-systems/air-cooled/compact-classic-2010-x-air-cooled-large-l-evaporator-with-integrated-smart-energy-controlI was going to use the same unit as Dan B. I changed my mind because I didn’t want to be bending over and getting on my hands and knees to get into the fridge. I think this will make a pretty cool fridge compartment. I will never have to bend over to get into it.
Dan has also caught my attention with his wet locker for drying gear. I was going to do something similar. I was going to have a hanger rack in the stand up head. I’m considering changing my port side window panels and eliminating the head altogether. I would however store the potty in that compartment along with
Might even move the galley sink into it. That would give me massive top to throw charts on, food prep, or whatever.
