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I have an old Laser which has a hull/deck flange. The bond is lost along quite a bit of the flange. It appears that someone attempted to rebond it with epoxy at one time, but unsuccessfully. My questions are these: 1) Since polyurethane adhesive, such as 3M 5200, is often used as a hull-to-deck bonding agent on larger boats, wouldn't polyurethane be suitable for a smaller boat, too? 2) The space between the two shells along the flange is too narrow to get something as thick as 5200 to flow into it. Since Gorilla Glue is a polyurethane adhesive, any reason it wouldn't work as well? It would flow nicely into the space and it expands when it cures, which would fill the space nicely. Any opinions or experience with Gorilla? TIA, Max |
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