Repair Guides
Stock Tank Repair: What Holds and What Doesn't
A stock tank leads a hard life. It sits outdoors permanently, it freezes solid most winters, animals lean on it, and nobody notices a slow leak until the level's down...
Stock Tank Repair: What Holds and What Doesn't
A stock tank leads a hard life. It sits outdoors permanently, it freezes solid most winters, animals lean on it, and nobody notices a slow leak until the level's down...
How to Fix a Crack in a Poly Water Tank
A poly tank almost never fails where you'd expect. It fails at a bulkhead fitting somebody over-torqued, along the seam where the mold halves met, or in a bottom corner...
How to Fix a Crack in a Poly Water Tank
A poly tank almost never fails where you'd expect. It fails at a bulkhead fitting somebody over-torqued, along the seam where the mold halves met, or in a bottom corner...
Repair Tape vs. UV-Cure Patch: What Actually Holds
If you're here, there's a decent chance you've watched a repair tape let go. That's worth understanding rather than just replacing. Tape failures follow a pattern, and knowing the pattern...
Repair Tape vs. UV-Cure Patch: What Actually Holds
If you're here, there's a decent chance you've watched a repair tape let go. That's worth understanding rather than just replacing. Tape failures follow a pattern, and knowing the pattern...
UV Patch vs. Marine Epoxy: Which One for Your R...
Two-part marine epoxy has been the default boat repair for decades, and there's a reason for that. It's strong, it fills gaps, it can be shaped and faired until the...
UV Patch vs. Marine Epoxy: Which One for Your R...
Two-part marine epoxy has been the default boat repair for decades, and there's a reason for that. It's strong, it fills gaps, it can be shaped and faired until the...
Can You Repair a Boat While It's in the Water?
Short answer: not with anything that bonds. You can slow a leak while afloat, but a repair that lasts needs a dry surface, and that means getting the damage out...
Can You Repair a Boat While It's in the Water?
Short answer: not with anything that bonds. You can slow a leak while afloat, but a repair that lasts needs a dry surface, and that means getting the damage out...
Emergency Dockside Boat Repairs
Most boating problems aren't emergencies. They're inconveniences that become emergencies because the fix was two hours away. A cracked storage hatch, a split livewell, a gouge from a piling, a...
Emergency Dockside Boat Repairs
Most boating problems aren't emergencies. They're inconveniences that become emergencies because the fix was two hours away. A cracked storage hatch, a split livewell, a gouge from a piling, a...