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Marine Goop is the strongest single component adhesive and is great for multiple marine grade applications. Marine Goop will bond to glass, metal, canvas, wood, vinyl and rope and is ideal for stopping leaks in waders, wet suits, diving masks, rafts, and air mattresses. Marine Goop is also ideal when installing fish finders in your kayak or canoe or.
Perfect for gluing down transducers
Ideal for stopping leaks in waders, wet suits, diving masks, rafts, and air mattresses
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Reviews
By: IkayakDate: Jun 25, 2019
Everything was exactly as stated. Came in earlier than was expected.
Great product! I use it to seal all my drilling holes on my kayak to
get that extra seal of protection from water. I'm sure I'll use it for
other applications for my kayak as well.
Used this to glue closed cell foam to wood. It worked well. I found
that to get a tight bond you need to apply it quickly and smooth it out
with a piece of cardboard. Otherwise it is thick and lumpy and takes
too long to cure.
The Goop was both easy to use and quite effective. My application
was using Goop to install D-ring anchoring pads to the inside of my
camping canoe to secure both the backrest and serve as the
anchoring point for the end of the lines securing camping gear in
the canoe. I also used it to fix a pair of my wife's shoes that had
the sole come completely off, so Goop is also a versatile product.
It does what is expected and holds wonderfully. Since I was in an
awkward position applying it, I had trouble controlling the amount.
Also, I squeezed it from the middle (duh) and to no one's surprise it
gave me more than I wanted. I was going to recap it and use it
again, but I had made too much of a mess to make this doable. I
ended up tossing the unused portion since I had made such a mess
of it, but would gladly buy it again due to its holding ability. Next
time, though, I would be a little better prepared to handle it
correctly.
I make my own motion activated game cameras for monitoring
wildlife activity in the field. During the assembly process I adhere
glass over the camera flash and lens holes and a, all-weather
conditions, watertight seal must be maintained at all times.
Marine Goop works great for this purpose and the fact that it
has enhanced UV inhibitors means the Suns rays has no effect,
many of my game cameras have been in use for 4 or 5 years
with the watertight seal around the glass still being maintained.
I LOVE THIS STUFF !!!!!
Good stuff - adheres to plastic, rubber very well. Used on several
kayak add-on projects. My gopro handlebar mount snapped from
overtightening screws and I used Marine Goop along with some small
strips cut from an old credit card as splints. After a 24 hr cure, it's
stronger than when it was new.
Used to repair rusted out sections of
my car where had to repair large
metal hole underneath, used goop
and lots of throwaway consumer
plexiglass - Excellent results
Hi Everyone, this is Rudy did
you every say to yourself OOPS
I did it again as in ((( redo
))) ?
DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME,
USE THE ((( GOOP )))!
Marine Goop works the best for
all water projects.
Haha sorry about that quote
above , but really you'd never
want to say OOPS again : )
Q:
If I mount my transducer in the hull per the video with Goop will I be able to remove it if I want to move the transducer when I get a new kayak. Considering using marine silicone on the transducer instead so it can be removed when I purchase a new kayak.
A:
Hi, The marine goop is going to be a pretty permanent adhesive. I would recommend using a transducer pad and using the adhesive on the pad rather than the transducer itself. This way you can remove the transducer when you get a new kayak.
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