Other Fiberglass resin?????????

[I-LOVE-WATER]

Hey Guys I have to do some work on my rxp and I got this resin that lake effects told me to get any of yall have any tricks on how to use this stuff never used it before.

Here it is

Heres the damage to my ski

 

[Boris]

Rattle can the couch or leave it alone.
It will delaminate soon enough anyway.

 

[I-LOVE-WATER]

The 05s will do that they fixed them after that year so I am goin to do that and actually fix it right this winter. Have to keep it together at 74mph hahaha

 

[Boris]

Appliance Epoxy in a rattle can would actually be a good temporary fix for that hull. That's some strong a$$ paint for a spray bomb and the black would be a close match.

 

[227]

The stuff you posted a pic of is Body filler, or a similar product to Bondo. You need actual fiberglass cloth and an epoxy resin to repair your damage correctly

 

[I-LOVE-WATER]

The stuff you posted a pic of is Body filler, or a similar product to Bondo. You need actual fiberglass cloth and an epoxy resin to repair your damage correctly

Ok so get that then just sand it down to where its even with the hull?

 

[I-LOVE-WATER]

or is it better to go get this? How do I go about filling the holes where its a level
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/d...rglass+repair_-1_-1&keyword=fiberglass+repair

 

[WaveDemon]

I wouldn't put fiberglass cloth on the bottom of that hull. patch it with some marinetex, sand it and call it done.

it's hard to tell how damaged the hull is from your pics. It doesn't look deep or very bad. if it is bad I'd reinforce on the inside of the hull.

 

[tomski]

You can use vinylester resin (epoxy not required) with chopped strand mat and some cloth. The bottom is built with chopped strand mat. Respray with black gelcoat and it will look just like new.

At the speeds that rxp is capable of, that damage will get worse. And if the damage goes past the outer shell to the inner liner, you're in for major work.