Water Channeling materials

How hard is it to work with once it is set

 

Pretty easy.
I have widened out the water-channel in my Strasbourg twice.
Just mark it with a marker, or ink-pen, then slice through it with a hobby knife. Then get under it with a hobby knife that looks like a chisel, and it came right out.
Mikey

 

is it strong enough to screw into ?

 

I have all my Team Delta boards mounted to it, using metal screws, been a year now and they have not come out.

 

Even better news. Fred, i have two tubes of the stuff at home and i doubt ill use the second one. Are you going next saturday?

 

Im going to try Boom i may have to work [V]

 

that would stink, but ok hope to see you there.

 

I don't think we have that brand here in Canada. The stuff I used was kinda gritty, not silicone like.What would be the Canadian equivilant?

 

I wouldn't screw anything heavy to it. It is rubber.

 

If you are looking for light weight, rigidity, self leveling, etc. Smooth-on Feather lite http://www.smooth-on.com/Urethane-Plastic-F/c1120_1162/index.html might be just the ticket for you.

If you want a slope, just tilt the ship in the direction you want it toi slope up while it cures You want it to slope up toward the bow, raise the stern).

Cheers,

Wreno

 

Looks great!