I suppose it really matters more on the particular boat you are building. Does it have an internal stem? You may not need a full endpour but maybe a small fillet to insure the deck to hull seal done with a syringe or something like that since you have more wood for the grab loop holes etc.

I think the endpour is a quick, easy solution to the problem of sealing the halves in a hard to reach area though, I did it on my Guillemot and plan to do the same for the plywood walrus I'm working on. Just lean the boat up against a tree and dump in a cup full of epoxy thickened with stuff (whatever), wait a couple of hours, rotate and repeat.

: Hi-

: Chip wrote: > (we didn't do end-pours).

: Well, I haven't done them yet.

: I'd like to hear what the consensus is on the importance of end pours.

: Did a search on them in archives, no real info there.
: I just haven't had the time or weather for them yet.

: Thanks for all your help-

: Jack Gilman