Anybody recommend a hot plastic weld tool.

[MITCHELL]

That works good.I bought one at harbor freight that barely works on a hot day...but real slow. I patched the two thinnest spots on my plastic canoe....after I noticed my first leak....if you ever patched plastic before you melt the
Metal mesh in first before you melt new plastic....I would like to beef up my bottom a little more.any professional advice would be appreciated....and if you tell me go buy a kayak I have two and gave one away.

[ful-rac]

Go buy a BOAT!

[MITCHELL]

Don't need another trailer....my canoe is way more comfortable than your PA and I don't get a wet ass....but thanks anyway.

[Harry Hill]

would pour foam in the bottom of your canoe make it better. I had a sears skiff that was made from some kind of plastic and at speed the bottom would pop in if you hit a wake or hard chop. I filled the bottom with pour foam and then took a grinder and made it flat and it worked great at stopping the flex in the bottom and never came loose and as far as I knew I never had a hole in the bottom so I don't know if it would stop a leak. It also made the bottom a lot warmer when fishing on ice cold lakes.Just an idea you might want to look into. You have to watch the density as the real dense stuff adds a lot of weight.

[Iceman]

I use and sell the KC welder, like a flat soldering iron with a hole to feed plastic rod through

[MITCHELL]

Originally Posted by Iceman

I use and sell the KC welder, like a flat soldering iron with a hole to feed plastic rod through

How do I buy online with you or would you prefer me to get it somewhere else I see there around $70

[Iceman]

http://www.kayakfishingsupplies.com/hobie-kc-welder

Also for bigger stuff I use a heat gun.........and patience so you do not make a lil hole into a BIG one.

[Dannowar]

Call fisher/price. It should still be under warranty.

[MITCHELL]

Originally Posted by Dannowar

Call fisher/price. It should still be under warranty.

Nnucklehead

[MITCHELL]

Originally Posted by Harry Hill

would pour foam in the bottom of your canoe make it better. I had a sears skiff that was made from some kind of plastic and at speed the bottom would pop in if you hit a wake or hard chop. I filled the bottom with pour foam and then took a grinder and made it flat and it worked great at stopping the flex in the bottom and never came loose and as far as I knew I never had a hole in the bottom so I don't know if it would stop a leak. It also made the bottom a lot warmer when fishing on ice cold lakes.Just an idea you might want to look into. You have to watch the density as the real dense stuff adds a lot of weight.

plus two bilge pumps

[Dannowar]

Originally Posted by MITCHELL

Nnucklehead

Quoting for irony

[cabojohn]

Originally Posted by MITCHELL

That works good.I bought one at harbor freight that barely works on a hot day...but real slow. I patched the two thinnest spots on my plastic canoe....after I noticed my first leak....if you ever patched plastic before you melt the
Metal mesh in first before you melt new plastic....I would like to beef up my bottom a little more.any professional advice would be appreciated....and if you tell me go buy a kayak I have two and gave one away.

I'd shoot it full of holes and put it out of its misery.
🙈

X2 buy a boat

[MITCHELL]

Originally Posted by cabojohn

I'd shoot it full of holes and put it out of its misery.
🙈

X2 buy a boat

done that your turn....

[MITCHELL]

The worlds full of idiots