there's a 2-ounce kit.
Two marine tex stories:
My dishwaher pump stopped working. The impeller broke all the way around the hub. I used MT to build up a nice filletted weld. Ten years later I tossed the dishwasher.
My KTM 250 sprung a leak around the water pump. Water ate thru the magnesium pump housing. I fillet the inside surfaces with MT, macined the pump "snail" shape with a dremel, and the bike is still ridden a decade later.
Great stuff!
Pg
DD
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> --- In st2_owners@yahoogroups.com, "pg" <paul_geller@> wrote:
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> > Try MarineTex, available at West Marine and its contemporaries. It goes on very thick and hardens like iron. It is macho able, can take threads, and can be applied under salt water. I repaired a broken boat speed sensor in SF Bay. You can make a nice fillet with wet fingers. The frame will break before this stuff.
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> Hi Paul,
> Just supposing I haven't got a 30' yacht with a 20' gash in the hull, do you know if this product is made in smaller kits? $100 is a lot to pay for a big pack which might not have an indefinite shelf life....
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> NickW, UK
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