
Starting with 150 grit sand paper, I was able to get the surface pretty smooth.

400 grit sand paper finished the job nicely. The top seam is imperceptible.

I sanded down all eight corners that I glued in last night.

I'm happy with how this worked out. The reinforcements are holding tight, and they do seem to lend structural integrity to the corners. I need to identify other candidates for reinforcement, and the rest will be filled with Evercoat.
This is going to take a little while, but then, what part of the build doesn't?
2 comments:
You make it look all to easy!! Good job Victor. Insperation to all of us noobs.
Thanks Dave, much appreciated. I'm a perpetual newbie myself.
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