Overview
In stitch-and-glue boatbuilding, epoxy "fillets" are what hold everything together. Whether you are filling the seams on a LapStitch™ hull or you are bonding bulkheads to the hull shell, you'll be dispensing epoxy thickened with wood flour. Getting this putty-consistency epoxy into the seams is one of those things that's easy to do but hard to do well.
One of the ways to do it well is to use these inexpensive epoxy filleting bags. They're just the thing for dispensing an epoxy-and-wood flour mixture, with great neatness and precision. For tips on using these bags, click here. For tips on getting nice fillets, click here.
18" Bags. Sold in a 20 pack.
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