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Has anyone tried this?

Started by crazycarl, April 07, 2014, 11:50:33 AM

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crazycarl

i picked a package of his up at ace hardware today.

http://www.fiberfix.com/

i thought it would be good to keep in the boat's tool kit.

has anyone here tried this?

i've seen casts made with something similar.

cc
Oriental, "The Sailing Capitol of North Carolina".
Sunfish - not named
1971 Bristol Caravel "Parley" - SOLD
1971 Hullmaster 16 "long summer daze" - SOLD
1986 Starwind 19 "Sur La Mer" -  storm damaged/scrapped
1985 Compac 19/II  "Miss Adventure"
1986 Seidelmann 295  "Sur La Mer" - SOLD
1990 Pacific Seacraft Orion "Madame Blue"

atrometer

obviously not good for underwater repair like some epoxies

crazycarl

i don't know, the video shows it being applied to a water pipe under pressure.

how sticky is it?  don't know. 

it may only adhere to itself.

i don't think it would be strong enough to repair a boom or even a spreader.

i'll keep it aboard if the tiller breaks or a hole is punched through the o/b's lower unit.

cc
Oriental, "The Sailing Capitol of North Carolina".
Sunfish - not named
1971 Bristol Caravel "Parley" - SOLD
1971 Hullmaster 16 "long summer daze" - SOLD
1986 Starwind 19 "Sur La Mer" -  storm damaged/scrapped
1985 Compac 19/II  "Miss Adventure"
1986 Seidelmann 295  "Sur La Mer" - SOLD
1990 Pacific Seacraft Orion "Madame Blue"

atrometer

Quote from: atrometer on April 07, 2014, 04:16:47 PM
obviously not good for underwater repair like some epoxies

My comment is based on the instructions "wrap tight, remove excess water...".  Underwater it would be hard to do.  Might be OK if put on out of the water - let us know