Subject: Re: [baidarka] Follow up: Kayak building Questions / Ideas
From: Michael Daly (michaeldaly@home.com)
Date: Fri Oct 26 2001 - 16:24:14 EDT
From: "Connolly, Paul (AZ15)" <paul.connolly@honeywell.com>
> I have found that urethane goop
> like Shoe-Goo is very abrasion resistant. I have smeared some along the
> stern area of the keel line which seems to get dragged the most. It holds
> up great - but I can't figure out how to put it on smooth at all.
Does it stick to Teflon? If not, you can get sheets of Teflon in a cookware store.
It is intended to line cookie sheets or other pans temporarily. Use it to cover
the goo and pull it tight to mold the goo into a smooth shape (similar to the way
we use plastic sheet to cover and smooth gelcoat on composite kayak repairs.)
Mike
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