Thank you Frank, I was referring to item 16 in this
forum, in which Colin said you could "make and use an epoxy
mortar", implying that it was something you could make yourself
out of basic products. The Epirez product sounds promising, however.
I don't recongnize the brand name, does not sound familiar here
in WA.
Hi Peter, yes I have made my own epoxy mortar
for many years now, certainly since the late 70's when I decided
it was too expensive to buy for each repair job (and especially
as I really needed it to vary in consistancy according to different
uses). You will find details of the mix etc in my book 'Ferro-cement Boats'. It's crude but
a saying well worth remembering...if the suface is properly prepared,
'epoxy sticks to a ferro-hull like shit to a blanket' !
Thanks Colin, I have a spot on the hull below
the waterline about a square foot in area, I would like to try
it on. I can't get primers or fillers to stick to this, and the
area expands a little each year I haul it out and
have another go at it. Some chicken wire is exposed each time
I clean it up. Do you think this would be a suitable application,
or should I try something else? TIA Peter Utting...cygnus@uwa.edu.au