How To Repair Holes Caused By Dragging Your Kayak
In this video, the team at Austin Kayak show you how to rebuild your keel if you have created a hole from dragging the back of the kayak across the ground. With a few tools from the local hardware store and some extra plastic, you can easily complete the rebuild process in 1-2 hours on your own.
Materials Needed
- Sandpaper - 120, 220 and 320 grit (or similar grits)
- Cutters or dikes
- A large & a small set of needle nose pliers
- Steel brush or drill with steel brush attachment
- Rasp & File
- Assorted sizes of acrylic screwdrivers
- A long skinny metal probe (long flat-head screwdriver works)
- Heat-gun
- Scrap plastic
- Cup for water
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