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Try to cover that glue with something so the sunlight won't degrade it. PP's
about the same as HDPE in terms of adhesion / repair. That glue will break down pretty fast in the sunlight if you don't protect it with something. Duct tape? yuk. -- Keith __ "Never kick a cow chip on a hot day." - Will Rogers "Ignoramus24807" wrote in message ... I asked a question earlier about how to repair my boat. I supposed that it was made of HDPE. It was in fact made of polypropylene, filled with foam for flotation. It had a small 2 inch crack. I tried a glue gun. According to one poster's advice, I widened the crack a little , squirted a little glue underneath, and then some above. It seems to have stuck relatively well. i |
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