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I've got a Prijon touring kayak made of HTP; all surfaces have some kind of
grainy texture and the BCU sticker tends to come off after a while. (Certain NG trolls will now probably comment 'BCU stickers that don't stick, typical ...'). I think it may be 'the boat's fault' for once but it really isn't great because of lockkeepers and environment agency boat checking for these things a lot. Short of duct taping on a laminated thingy, is there any simple way of prepping / keying the boat surface that has done the trick for others? |
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