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Old 04-10-2013, 09:54 AM
Normagain Normagain is offline
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I'd definitely go with epoxy resin in that application. It will be a much stronger bond and repair. My first boat was a 17' Whaler where someone patched a 2' X 4' section on the bottom of the hull where they had run aground. I didn't know this until one day the entire patch came off while coming in from a day's fishing. It wasn't pretty looking but the foamed hull saved me. I'm sure you could do it right, but no structural polyester repairs on the hull bottom for me.
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