Priming the Bottom

 

The hatch covers fitted perfectly without any further messing about (this was more by luck than judgement), but this meant I could move onto painting the hull. I have started with a coat of primer/undercoat, applied with a small foam roller. This wasn't absolutely necessary as its going onto epoxy, rather than bare wood, but I'm pleased I did it as it's given a very nice surface to paint onto.

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