hopefully going to apply some flowcoat to the inside of my boat in the weekend

I used flow coat on an outdoor stool/chilly-bin, that I made from epoxy coated ply.

I worked in 250g batches with 1% and ensured minimal time between batches so I was always starting the next batch from a 'wet' edge.  Summer in Nelson.

Turned out OK.  By the time I put on the fleck (enamel house paint), it almost looked professional.  Fleck hides a multitude of imperfections, by breaking up the surface.

It concerns me to have a wet carpet on uncoated sanded down floor boards in front of your seats Licker...." wont be doing in front of the seat as that will be carpeted."

All sound advice......if required give me a ring.(Retired Nuplex Resin Tech Advisor)

I have given the anchor box a 180 grit sand the last few nights to remove all issues

all good pointers there MikeAqua ... will be mixing better and will try a thinner coat with a roller

In one of my test runs I was trying to line a small tray.  I poured it on thick with 2% catalyst.  It got warm and set fast.  I succeeded only in making a fragile cast of the side of the tray, which detached when the flow coat had cured and cooled.  I presume it shrank as it cooled, but to be honest I have no idea what happened.

I found it really useful to put the battery powered scales from the kitchen inside a big ziplock bag and use them to weigh out resin and catalyst.  More accurate than going by volume.