Hi Rob,

Thanks for the update pics.
It looked like a thick piece of plywood in the first pic, but obviously light brown coloured foam.
Pretty thick at 15mm?
How was the glassing done - one side under pressure then bend while other side is wet?

This was the major attraction to going flat panel for me. No worries bending to shape.
I know the straps can pinch in to make undulations - you obviously used some aluminiukm beams to try and spread the load at the edges.
I think you had a solide glass bilge on the Sol.

Doug
Perth

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> Latest update now at www.harryproa.com.
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> Made a couple of bulkheads yesterday on the small table. To speed things up, we made them in a stack with a piece of peel ply between them. Laminate looks good apart from a couple of bag creases on the table side. However, we lost any time savings by spending all morning wedging them apart to break the peel ply join. What a struggle! Perforated plastic next time.
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> Installed the bulkheads this afternoon with some help from Jeff, the scone king. Looks good. Next big step will be putting the saloon roof on. In theory, not too difficult, but the sheer size of it will throw up some interesting problems.
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