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Parallax wrote:
My old Nautilus 8 Dinghy was damaged by Ivan and has a sizeable hole in the side. I have some polyester resin on hand and I am wondering if I can use it instead of expensive epoxy for a repair. Other than some sanding, how do I prepare the surface to make sure the resin adheres. The dinghy is at least 25 yrs old so is very weathered. After sanding, wash with a rag wetted with acetone to remove any leftover wax. Coarse sand and slop it to 'er. Epoxy is technically better, but poly will do fine. Terry K |
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