. Yes the underwater submered part makes everything harder with these. Maybe instead of paint, seems as though it may or may not work, and I don't want the maynot happening, I could do a 3d wrap around background. Which I guess could lead to paint again lol I'm not opposed to different ideas, rocks glued to sides?
. Thanks, I have 2 coats of resin on it now, I was thinking about just doing a few more coats of resin. I figured fiberglass would seal it and give it more strength. That first coat of resin though wow pita. I used quarter round on bottom to cover up an eighth inch gap from a stupid miss measure, getting that to wet in was horrible. All in all I thought it turned out good. Unfortunately, it will be a few weeks before I can do much on it. Still have so much to do on this thing. Going to use rigid foam and insulate it then use cabinet grade light ply stained on outside with pine trim all the way around, but that can be done in the house while it's running, try and save a bit of weight as it's already going to take 3 men and a big to get it inside. Before I set it up in the house I'm going to put lolly columns in basement where it's going to sit to keep the weight off the floor as much as possible. But yeah I was kinda surprised when I added the resin, when mixed it was really dark and when I put it on I was like wow not so dark lol
Keep adding coats is what you getting at? Hindsight, should have painted the plywood BEFORE doing the glassing, then I wouldn't have needed pigment and I think it would have looked better? Maybe lol
