Keeping it up

[Cascader]

My old Avon Redstart gets very droopy if left for more than a few days. Is there a viagra for inflateables and can it be obtained without a prescription?

<hr width=100% size=1><P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by Cascader on 06/03/2004 18:33 (server time).</FONT></P>

 

[Guest]

there is a magic goo - actually its a latex based concoction that you pour in via the valve holes. Take out valves first ......

Put valves back and then pump up boat 'soft' till it has shape only. Roll it around to coat the inside of tubes. lay back upright and pump up boat to reasonabl;e shape but not too hard. Leave for a while and then pump it fully.

If its anything like my old Narwhal - you might see small white bubbles of latex where it leaks and drags the goo into the hole to set.

Now the other side of the coin is ..... some claim that this goo actually makes seams more liable to blow .... could be true as my Narwhal was great for a while then POP ! The Repair guy didn't like the stuff saying that it should be banned .....

You can find it in Chandlerys and nearly all Boat Jumbles ....


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[Cascader]

Thanks Nigel, but do I take it before, during or after?

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[billmacfarlane]

Does it need constant blow jobs to keep it up so to speak ?

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[Cascader]

When you put it like that Bill, I can't see why I'm complaining.

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