Go on YouTube and enter (stitch and glue boat building), there are some videos you can look at. Making good fillets may be a problem if you have not made any. Practice on some scrap first. When mixing epoxy and additives to used for bonding or filleting, do not make large batches. After mixing some, take it out of the mixing container and spread it out in a pie tin. If you leave it in the container in a thick mass and do not use it fast enough, it will heat-up and ruin the batch. You should not coat with epoxy in hot weather. Air bubbles can start coming out of the wood and will not completely seal that area. Early in the morning before the heat of the day will work better. When you apply fiberglass cloth and epoxy, you may get a bubble that you cannot workout. If this happens, use a razor blade and cut an X in the bubble and let it overlap. When working with large areas, use the slow harder for more open time. If you use a roller to spread epoxy, be careful if the epoxy on the roller starts to setup and leave pieces of the roller on your work. Be prepared the change out rollers. When coating with epoxy the first time, you want to fill weave on the cloth. Do not a use heavy coats as the epoxy will run or sag. Use thin coats. When the first coat is a little tacky to the touch, you can apply next coat and it will chemically bond to the first coat. You want to buildup the coats so when you sand, you will not get down to the cloth and cut into it. Also, look at Eric's post on building the scaup, it may help.
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