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re-coring deck and ballast work
"Terry K" wrote in message ups.com... New polyester resin is a poor bond to old polyester resin at best. I hope the repair holds for you, but you may want to consider redoing it with epoxy. |
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re-coring deck and ballast work
On Jul 20, 7:43 pm, "KLC Lewis" wrote:
"Terry K" wrote in message ups.com... New polyester resin is a poor bond to old polyester resin at best. I hope the repair holds for you, but you may want to consider redoing it with epoxy. Naw, the boat was burned by vandals in the yard. I did beat the speedo wheel in to drain the hulk. Beat as I did, I was not able to make the poly plug budge or crack paint. So, as I often want to admonish all the argumentative graduate chemical and mechanical engineers out there shilling for their epoxy stocks: Good engineering is a work done well enough, cheap enough. All else is vanity. Theory abounds. Terry K |
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