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Date Posted: 17:09:46 02/25/03 Tue
Author: Jennifer
Author Host/IP: dialup-67.75.131.207.Dial1.Atlanta1.Level3.net / 67.75.131.207
Subject: I've used the flex epoxy on my Skiff, and actually prefer it to 5200. The problem is 5200 IMHO is messy and not easy to work with, while the flex epoxy is very easy to work with. The one advantage to 5200 is of course cost, the 2 part flex epoxy is pretty expensive.....I know working on the bottom of the boat however, the flex was well worth its price, as there was no dripping or mess like with the 5200. I guess its a matter of preference really...
In reply to: Paul Lewis 's message, "Restoring a Lapstreak" on 11:13:33 02/25/03 Tue


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