Pacemaker Boats

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OK, this site is trying to sell their product, but their answer guy seems pretty smart and posts repair suggestions, which seem pretty good

http://www.rotdoctor.com/L/BoatL/Bqa.html

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yeap dr.rot , helped me out abit when i first bought mine,prior to a forum being up. great site great answer's a lot of help,agreed a tad promotional,but very helpfull.

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Yeah, I stumbled onto that site looking for something else and was impressed with some of his methods for fixing common problems. I had previously posted to Leo that he should cut out his soft spots and rebuild them to get the best repair. He lists a method, where you drill holes into the bad area and then pump the resin mixture into the holes with a grease gun, then put some heavy weight (sandbags) on top until cured. This seems like a good method that wont destroy the deck. I thought of Leo and sent him a link to that section and then thought some of the members here could use his information. The methods should work with other epoxies as well. The only key thing would be as he mentions, is the cure response caused by the curing agent should be adjusted for the conditions outside.