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Repairing a plastic/polyethylene boat (HDPE)
replying to Doug Miller, Fishingman48 wrote:
This is somewhat old but i'll add my two cents as has helped me save $$$$ in long run // rhino liner or any "good" liquid truck bed liner which has to be sprayed// also a high quality liquid Rubber .lasted heck a few yrs before i had to throw another coat on . -- for full context, visit https://www.homeownershub.com/mainte...pe-473687-.htm |
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Repairing a plastic/polyethylene boat (HDPE)
On 10/11/2019 9:14 AM, Fishingman48 wrote:
replying to Doug Miller, Fishingman48 wrote: This is somewhat old but i'll add my two cents as has helped me save $$$$ in long run // rhino liner or any "good" liquid truck bed liner which has to be sprayed// also a high quality liquid Rubber .lasted heck a few yrs before i had to throw another coat on . Polyethylene does not weather well as it is degraded by sunlight. Polymer chains get oxidized and strength is lost. |
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Repairing a plastic/polyethylene boat (HDPE)
On 10/11/2019 8:51 AM, Frank wrote:
Polyethylene does not weather well as it is degraded by sunlight. Polymer chains get oxidized and strength is lost. Frank's got a little dingy. |
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