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Does anyone have any direct experience with how well 5200 sticks to
old but cleaned up fiberglass? I have to put a new backing block in for a through hull in a very awkward location. Since it’s a Signet Knotlog, it has to be flush and there isn’t much back up in the taper for a direct hit on some floating object. I’d like the back up block to be actually backing it up. Building up with fiberglass and epoxy working through a hand sized opening is going to be tough. I’m wondering if a larger than normal sized plywood backing block done with 5200 might not be nearly as strong. -- Roger Long |
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