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Old 11-08-2023, 09:47   #1
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Gorilla waterproof patch and seal for dingy
I patched 98% of a west marine pvc dingy and need to order more glue to finish . Just the floor seems not tubes. Ordering a 2 part is pricy plus shipping which I already did once. Wondering if anyone has had salt water experience for a pvc dingy which will live in the water with this product or something else. Please inly comment if your experience is leaving it in salt water long term.
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