Just an aside- I have had trouble with the epoxy that comes with both CLC and Pygmy kits in terms of drips forming after a filler coat. It's tremendously frustrating to have a smooth hull in the evening and a lineup of drips in the morning.

The obvious response is that I'm putting too thick a coat on, but I've found that drips are virtually non-existent when using West System epoxy. It's expensive, but it sems to cling a lot better while retaining workability.

> I just put on the precoat layer of resin last night (I finished this
> morning at 5:00 AM DST). Anyway I noticed when I got up that I have a
> little too much resin in a few spots and it is sagging (not quite
> running). Should I worry about, or do anything about this, or should I
> just lay the cloth over it while it's still soft and continue with the
> fiberglassing?

> Also, for the future should I have just been painting it on like I did or
> should I have been squeeging off any excess so it would be just wet? I
> just had way to much to do with the rovings of 3 combings and it would
> start to thicken before I could squeegee it off.

> If none of this babble makes any sense it's because I'm real tired, well
> that's my excuse anyway.