After the hull is faired and has the linseed oil applied, its time to canvas. With the Full transom on this canoe, the piece of canvas that I have isn't long enough to sling up like a hammock like I usually do, so I had to do it bottom side up. Some people prefer to do it this way all the time.
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The canvas is folded over the transom and secured. This will also get filler, and the whole area will be covered by a plywood transom cap.
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This is all that I can get done this week, the filler will have to wait till after Thanksgiving.
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