Kit di riparazione per barche in plastica West System 655-K

Name: Kit di riparazione per barche in plastica West System 655-K
Brand: West System
SKU: 0811343012397
Price: 90.68 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:West System

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90.68

Paese di origine: Stati Uniti. Tutti i componenti sono contenuti in una robusta confezione richiudibile. Istruzioni illustrate e dettagliate spiegano come riparare fessure e crepe nelle barche di plastica, fissare o riparare i punti di rinforzo sui gommoni e riparare le perdite di spillo nei gommoni. Ogni kit contiene 8,4 once di resina epossidica G/flex pre-addensata, guanti protettivi, pallet di miscelazione e bastoncini di miscelazione riutilizzabili.

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EAN: 0811343012397

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Sport e forma fisica, Canottaggio e vela, Barche e attrezzature, Forniture per la manutenzione,

Brand	West System
Color	White
Compatible Material	Plastic
Item Form	Liquid
Material	Repair Kit

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Scritto da: WC-in-SC

Worked for me!

I had a 5" - 6" crack in the hull of my hurricane trylon kayak. I used this product in conjunction with some patches (recommended by hurricane) which are heated and then applied to form a tight bond to the the shape of the damaged hull area. Unfortunately I was unable to heat the patch warm enough to get a good water tight seal(my bad because all I had was a hairdyer to heat it. I knew after trying to heat it for a little while that it was questionable, but decided to try it anyway). The next day after confirming that it was not a good seal I then had to decide whether to remove the patch and start over or try to seal /fill in the areas which did not bond tight enough to the hull. I chose the latter and ordered the Gflex. It arrived promptly and as soon as I received it I then coated the inside hull of the kayak with GFlex to cover the cracked area and filled the two drill holes I had made (which are necessary at each end of the crack to prevent further cracking). I applied it about two extra inches past the crack and drill holes.. After that, on the outside of the kayak I applied the Gflex around the outer edges of the patch, paying particular attention to the areas where I had been unable to get a tight fit and let it set for 24 hours. Today I spent 4 hours on a river with lots of shoals and rocks so the patch job was tested pretty well and everything remained water tight inside. It is possible that if I had applied the patch correctly the first time with the proper amount of heat that this step/product might not have been necessary. However I do think it reinforced everything. I found the GFlex easy to use and appreciate it coming in a kit form. The little cards and application stick that you use to mix the two epoxys make it very easy to apply. Hope I don't have to use it again, but if I do, I am confident that it will do the job.

Scritto da: R. L. S.

Clear Instructions - Additional Tools Needed

There was more than enough material to make the repairs that were needed. Depending on the type of repair ( cracks versus gouges versus holes ) and the size of them, the procedures vary. Additional tools are required to do the work properly. A sharp scraping tool must be used to bevel both sides of a crack, and if there's access, the inside portion of the crack as well. Prior to filling gouges, or cracks, the plastic area to be fixed must be Very Briefly heated with the flame of a Propane torch. This changes the molecular structure of the material an allows the patching epoxy to bond with it. Too much heat will melt the plastic, so be careful. Keep in mind that the torch must be used in a Vertical position. When lit, the torch can only be used a few degrees off center or it will go out. If that happens, the gas supply must be turned off, and the torch disconnected from the gas canister. Then, the ignition button is pressed to expel the remaining gas. Then the pieces must be reattached, the gas turned on, and the flame ignited. The small, "beginner", torches available at big-box stores Do Not contain information on how to re-light the torch if it goes out due to being used at an angle. I had to figure it out myself, by trial and error. Since the boat has yet to be used, I can't comment on how strong the repair is, or how long it will last.

Scritto da: A reader

Love this stuff!!!!!

G/Flex 655 Epoxy evidently does exactly what they claim. I have been using it on everything for the past six months. I love the stuff, it stuck to everything I have tried! So I finally decided to give it the "acid test." IPE wood. An oily, super hard Brazilian hardwood that is notoriously difficult to glue. I cut two fresh faces on a pair of 18" lengths of Ipe making a 1.5" x 2" gluing area. Glued them together and let them sit for six days while I went on a short trip. When I finally went out to the garage to stress test the joint I was a bit apprehensive as - using another epoxy- I had several joints fail with another "super" epoxy I tried on Ipe. That other epoxy was supposedly formulated specifically and exclusively for oily hardwoods.......the best of the best it was supposed to be. So I went into the garage, supported the G/Flex-655-glued-up board on two bricks ---- one at either end --- and pushed. It promptly failed. HOWEVER when I examined the broken joint I was delighted to see a nice layer of freshly split-off Ipe covering the entire glue area. No exposed G/Flex at all! Which means that the G/Flex did indeed "adhere tenaciously" to the Ipe ..... just as they say on their website ......... so it was the wood that failed, not the G/Flex. It is expensive but I have glued every project in sight for the past six months and I still have 1/4 of each tube left of the pair of 8oz resin/hardener tubes. I figure unless I have a particularly large project a pair of 8 oz tubes should last me six to twelve months. The 655 is a thicker -- cold honey consistency-- than the 650. So, the assurance that my projects will indeed "stick together" makes it is well worth the expense. I HIGHLY recommend it.

Scritto da: HCH

Great product

We were on a river this weekend. Got stuck a rock as we pulled the canoe out a big hole formed. We used the product that night and the next day it the canoe was back to perfect shape. We used it on fibercase canoe and it worked.

Scritto da: Chris

Great product

Follow the instructions worked great.

Scritto da: CAPE

Great product but kind of expensive

This product is really great and easy to use. We bought the kit with the grids because it helps us to measure out the correct amounts to mix. I have used it for quick patches as well as medium size projects. It works well and the repairs have held up in a salt air, humid environment. My ding of a star is the price. It is a quality product but so are many others of its type. this is just in a smaller package that is easier to work with for small projects. It is a bit pricey.

Scritto da: Loyda Melendez

Muy bueno

Muy bueno