August 2007
	 With the imminent arrival of the stern tube I thought 
	it best to get on a fill all the holes and divits left from the staple removal 
	process.
	With the imminent arrival of the stern tube I thought 
	it best to get on a fill all the holes and divits left from the staple removal 
	process.
	
	Being one to try out different Epoxy systems I took the opportunity to evaluate
	 SystemThree Epoxy's  SilverTip QuickFair. 
	It's not a cheap as mixing fairing compound by component parts but certainly less hassle.
	
	And here's the result, a spotted hull. 
	
	 Working with pastes presented a new problem; getting both pastes in the mixing pot at the correct weight ratio...
	Working with pastes presented a new problem; getting both pastes in the mixing pot at the correct weight ratio...
	
	So on the spur of the moment I came up with this technique for mixing pastes by weight. 
	Zero the scale with the mixing cup and one spatula. With this spatula put the 
	required weight of resin paste in the mixing container and leave the spatula in the container. 
	Add a second spatula and zero the scales. Using this second spatula add the correct 
	amount of hardener paste. Then using both spatulas mix the two parts together. 
	Be warned. this stuff goes off very quickly. To fair all the divits required 5 pots of 30g and 
	it was gelling as I cleaned out the bottom of each pot!