RJD393
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Anyone know if it is possible to repair a split in a fender and how to do it. The 'fender' in question is a Fenda-step which has a split in the side about 20mm long. Thanks for any suggestions
Repairing Fenders
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Talbot
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Assuming you are not going to be using this as a fender, you could consider filling it with closed cell foam.
sighmoon
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Go for a walk along the nearest river - you'll soon find a replacement.
jonathankent
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How about putting and smearing across a good amount of polyurethane sealent. By the way this stuff sets and is waterproof I would have thought it would work on your fender, IMHO anyway. Its only a couple of quid aswell, so if it didn't work theres no real loss.
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
mhouse
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Would the same method as used on Doc Martins boots work? heat a old blade and melt the two pieces together ?
ShipsWoofy
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Assuming you are not going to be using this as a fender, you could consider filling it with closed cell foam.
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Brill idea, I have a few burst ones well valves anyhow. Mingin they are, very old, but I am going to do this and fix them permanently to my tender.
5 minute job, excellent.
Assuming you are not going to be using this as a fender, you could consider filling it with closed cell foam.
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Brill idea, I have a few burst ones well valves anyhow. Mingin they are, very old, but I am going to do this and fix them permanently to my tender.
5 minute job, excellent.
Talbot
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Only allowed 1 brill idea per month/year? so expect some [--word removed--] for a while! /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
