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Old 02-11-2020, 02:30   #1
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Bonding to hull - Light and Heavy items
If you wanted to attach things like shelves or light switches to the hull, without screwing into the hull.

What would you bond wood to GRP with?

2 Part Epoxy
Marine Fibreglass Epoxy
Thickened Marine Fibreglass Epoxy
Polyurethane Caulking (Sika etc)
Polyurethane Glue (Gorilla etc)
Construction Adhesive

Would you use anything other than wood for blocks? Seems starboard does not adhere well.

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