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I recently learned / heard this tip on the 'woodworking' NG . . .after
cleaning the are {HDPE}, 'toast' it {LIGHTLY and CAREFULLY} with a torch, scuff it, then use a good epoxy. NOT having the chance to try this . . . YET . . . I can only pass it on. Regards & Good Luck, Ron Magen Backyard Boatshop "Bray Haven" wrote in message ... hiya Im a plastics engineer by trade and yes you are correct almost no glue will adhere to HDPE or PP (polypropolene) do you know which one it is ? When I was an Old Town dealer they had a repair kit for their royalex canoes that adhered very well. Know of some that were patched 15 yrs ago & still holding fine. They had color matched goo in there that stayed put after you prepped the area well with abrasive & solvent. Greg Sefton |
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