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Virtually NOTHING will stick to HDPE except HDPE. If you're located
near a ski area or in the northern part of the US where skiing is done, take the boat to a ski repair shop. HDPE requires an 'artist' to weld the cracks, etc. with similar HDPE 'welding rod'. A local 'plastics welder' can also do the same. Most other 'repairs' will soon fail. Ignoramus32317 wrote: In addition to my 21 ft boat, I recently found a 4x8 plastic boat that someone put out as garbage. It is kind of doublehulled and seems to be made of high density polyethylene (HDPE), like plastic buckets. I am delighted because I can use this boat on some little lakes nearby. It seems super safe (double hull) and super stable. It does have however a few small cracks in the hull that need repair. What is the right way to repair HDPE? Can I use glue guns with hot melt glue? i |
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