Yeah, we need to know the boat material

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Yeah, we need to know the boat material
Posted by: g2d on Jan-09-13 5:50 PM (EST)

and the location and extent of the hole. Plastic (polyethylene) boats are hardest to patch, but sometimes can be fixed with plastic welding. West Epoxy also has a demo video of use of G-flex to repair the tail of a kayak that has been sawed off entirely.

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Fixing Cracks on Kayak - scorpion5 - Jan-09-13 2:09 PM
- Glass or plastic - emanoh - Jan-09-13 3:47 PM
- Yeah, we need to know the boat material - g2d - Jan-09-13 5:50 PM
  - Just Fixed Some Cracks in Yak - dougd - Jan-09-13 6:54 PM
    - Typo! - dougd - Jan-10-13 3:59 PM
- It would be a plastic Kayak - scorpion5 - Jan-10-13 9:29 AM
  - What boat? - pblanc - Jan-10-13 12:19 PM
    - Thank you - scorpion5 - Jan-10-13 1:15 PM
      - Linear or crosslink - kelvin1 - Jan-10-13 6:44 PM
- maybe this ? ..... - trout - Jan-10-13 8:01 PM
- Swifty 9.5 - scorpion5 - Jan-12-13 8:21 AM
  - should be weldable - pblanc - Jan-12-13 10:01 AM
- streamside repair still holding - choppe8718 - Jan-12-13 10:18 AM