I have an older Sea Lion (plastic) kayak and the bulkheads are in need
of being re-glued to the hull to close up some leaks. What is the best
material to use for this purpose?
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DanD


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DanD wrote:

I have an older Sea Lion (plastic) kayak and the bulkheads are in need
of being re-glued to the hull to close up some leaks. What is the best
material to use for this purpose?

3M 5200 Marine Adhesive Sealant - assuming that it will stick to the
particular formulation of the plastic your kayak is made out of.

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//-Walt
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// Sigs suck. Oh, the irony.

I have a plastic Necky Looksha IV and Necky sent me All Purpose LEXEL
clear. Appears to be make by

Sashco
10300 E. 107th Place
Brighton, Colorado 80601

1-800-289-7290

www.sashco.com

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Bill

Brought to you from beautiful Unalaska/Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
N 53° 51.140' W 166° 30.228' (WGS 84)

DanD wrote:
I have an older Sea Lion (plastic) kayak and the bulkheads are in need
of being re-glued to the hull to close up some leaks. What is the best
material to use for this purpose?

Bill Bradshaw wrote:

I have a plastic Necky Looksha IV and Necky sent me All Purpose LEXEL
clear. Appears to be make by

Sashco
10300 E. 107th Place
Brighton, Colorado 80601

1-800-289-7290

www.sashco.com

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Bill

I agree with Bill. Lexel seems to be well regarded and often used by
kayak manufacturers.