> Greetings to all.
> I have a couple of questions for makers of canvas-covered kayaks : is
> resin a suitable replacement for the customary linseed oil or paint on a
> kayak ? Does it impose additional strains on the structure ?
> this is for a friend who posted on a French DIY newsgroup, so I would
> prefer replies to mention products by content rather than trade name, as
> they may not be the smae on this side of the herring pond.
> Also, while I know this is poor etiquette, could reponses be also sent by
> e-mail, as I seem to be having trouble with my browser ?
> Thanks and best regards.
Resin would probably cure to be hard and brittle. I am currently experimenting with a waterbased elastomeric roofing compound. The primer is called elasto-seal and the topcoat is called snow roof.
The manufacturer has a website www.snowroof.com/products.html
I'll put up a post when I have applied the finish. I'll also try to remember to e-mail you.
Mike
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- Proofing material for canvas
Peter Wells -- 7/10/1999, 1:38 am- Re: Proofing material for canvas
Paul G. Jacobson -- 7/10/1999, 8:19 pm- Re: Proofing material for canvas
Mike Hanks -- 7/10/1999, 8:11 pm - Re: Proofing material for canvas
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