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On Wed, 15 Jul 2015 19:45:21 -0400, Alex wrote:
Rocks and coral reefs are problematic because of the sharp edges that can slice open aluminum but usually with less overall damage than fiberglass, and much easier to repair. Aluminum welds are not very forgiving so the repairs will never be as good as the original. === I'm having trouble understanding your assertion about aluminum welds. Aluminum boats are welded at the factory during their original construction and are very strong and durable. A properly performed repair weld will be just as good as the originals. Were you referring to the skill level required to do a proper weld? |
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