Following the galley flat, we finalized this section with the
installation of the quarter panels, sections adjacent to the rear
panel.
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| Letting the epoxy fillets cure overnight |
We rolled the epoxy on using a small paint roller and smoothed out the air bubbles (called "tipping") with a hand brush.
While
the epoxy is clear - and dries clear - it results in a almost a "wet
finish" look and really brings out the color and grain of the Okoume
wood. These pictures below are the first mass application of epoxy we
have done, and it looks fantastic and is very smooth! Again, the camper
is still upside down. From this vantage point, this section is part of
the main sleeping compartment, with the strips of stiffener forming the
"roof" of the leg room.
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| Completed galley flat after some sanding and three layers of epoxy! |
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| Not too shabby! |
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