Description
Repair plastic kayaks, canoes, and other rotomolded items.
Rotomolded (thermoformed) kayaks, canoes and dinghies are durable and stand up to more abuse than their fiberglass equivalents, but they are notoriously difficult to repair; West System G/flex has changed that. G/flex bonds tenaciously to these plastics and makes it possible to repair cracks, holes and other damage on various types of plastics.
To make repairing your kayak or canoe easier, West System offers a Plastic Boat Repair Kit that includes all of the materials needed for small to medium sized repairs. The kit contains 8.4oz. of thickened G/flex epoxy, protective gloves, mixing pallets, reusable mixing sticks and detailed instructions to complete several different types of repairs. The package can be resealed for storage in preparation for the next repair. You will need normal household tools such as a hack saw, knife or chisel, 80 grit sandpaper, packing tape, and a propane torch to complete the repair.
Repair your plastic dinghy, kayak or canoe and get back on the water using West System’s G/flex plastic boat repair kit.
Key Features
- G-Flex based system has excellent bonding properties to HDPE, LDPE, ABS, PVC and polycarbonate plastics
- Detailed instruction sheet offers step by step guidance for repair holes, cracks and bonding plastics
- Kit includes materials required to complete small to medium repairs (you will have to supply normal household tools)
- Packaging reseals to allow easy storage for next repair
Specifications:
| Best Use | Kit Contains G/flex 655 Epoxy For Repairs to Plastic Boats Including HDPE , LDPE , ABS , PVC or Polycarbonate |
| Capacity | 9 Ounces |
| Color | Clear |
| Cure Time | 7-10 Hours (Working Time 75 Minutes) at 72 F |
| Type | Two-Part Epoxy Resin |
Specifications
- Hazardous Shipping:
- This item has D.O.T. Hazard Shipping Restrictions and cannot be shipped in the air. It can be ordered online for shipment by Ground Shipping Methods
- California Residents:
- This product can expose you to chemicals including epichlorohydrin, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
