emergency underwater grp repair kit

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I am trying to find a supplier of a kit of things that allows one to repair a leak in grp (or other material) whilst wet.

I used the contents of the first kit for a leaky ruddder post, very effective. I biought the kit at a boat show, haven't got the bits here but i remeber it has no adress details. Called something like "boat doctor", in a blue plastic case. It's essentially a two-part pack of gungy chemcials, and the mixed grey gloop is then slapped on a fabric backing, and elmintes the leak. Very good stuff. The key thing is that the item does not need to be dry before attaching - hence could stop a boat from sinking. From experience - the area around the leak needs roughing with sandpaper first - hence why i eventualy used the whole lot instead of just a bit!

cheers for any help.


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G'day tcm,

Have a talk to your local plumbing supplier, they have a product that fits your description, and another that has the goop an a bandage, just wet it and set it; I think it's Fropia in the trade.

Hope this helps...



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There is a very good product that I have used for repairing swiming pools,and boats called epoxy Tufmix Excellent underwater ,sticks to everything [The uses are limited only by the imagination of the user]
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The kit I havbe is called Navirex leak resscue kit. It's made by Naviurex S.A. ZA St Leonard Nord in Theix France. Don't kno how good it is since I've never had an occasion to use it...
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I remember it was a Frenchman selling it at the boatshow, I'm sure I saw it since in Plastimos book but when I looked yesterday in the copy I keep on board I couldn't find it. Maybe in one of the French chandlery books so I'll keep looking...

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