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📝 Non sticky boat sides
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I've found that good old uhu glue works well, made sure that I used some abrasive to "key" the surface beforehand.
Hope this is useful 😊
Hope this is useful 😊
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Len1
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Petty Officer 1st Class📝 Non sticky boat sides
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I have used liquid nails which works to glue either timber, foam or plastic (HIPS) to fibreglass. It is cheap and within our Association there are boats with fibreglass hulls over 20 years old still sailing. Their decks have been glued with liquid nails.
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Len1
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Chief Petty Officer 1st Class📝 Non sticky boat sides
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I normally rough up the surface to be joined and use epoxy
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AustinG
📝 Non sticky boat sides
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On my Mount Fleet model I am putting. Plywood bulkheads what does any one use to stick plywood to fibreglass all my boats are wood these two tugs are this other stuff
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