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Actually, now that you mention it, I do have a very good solution to this dilemma...
When you look at it, only look at it from one side or the other, never head on...:facepalm:...
Your welcome! You are most definitely earning those lazy days cruising the bayous in the Ebko w/ that motley crew of scurvy dogs you call 'help'...
^^^--Much easier to say when you're not the hand sanding banshee.... Understandably hard to believe when you are that sanding banshee & you can't lift your hands above your elbows....You know what they say: Nothing worth doing is easy....
That looks like it came from the factory like WOG said. If you do decide to fill it in I would sand down to the glass and use the PB mix for fairing. That area being right at the front of the bow will take alot of beating. The mix with the bubbles is alot softer than the PB mix. The bubbles mix may try and crack out on you.
I wish my compressor would slow down a bit. I sure am tried of sanding.
Your getting alot done and looking good doing it.
You WILL be Popeye when she's done. So will Decker when he's done with his Deck Boat! That's why I painted my little 15 footer. I'm WAY to old for all that!!!!
As you recall Troop, OOPS indicated this is prolly a Hand Laid Hull. This being the case, there will always be little discrepencies in things. Nothing will be a mirror image of the other like it would be if it would have come from a mould. You can, if you wish, attempt to shape it back to that Mirror image if you wish, but it is not necessary. Up to you. You are doing an excellent job and she will be better than she was when you are finished. If you think the sanding is bad now, wait till you have 4 coats of gel on her and you start sanding buffing and polishing.
