could this be used on the bottom of a canoe?
328773
Hello. No, these slick strips would not work for that type of application. Their adhesive is not the type that would hold up under water. Very sorry about that, but thanks for the question.
377638
Not sure about boat, but there is a hole in the bottom where a piece of 1 1/4"PVC pipe will fit into. Secure pipe to piece of wood and may be use sandbag to prevent from blowing over.
1944161
probably not...there's not enough flat bottom surface to work (if it will at all). This is best used on a gas stove or on a portable butane gas burner.
2121563
I would say yes. I put this into a cordless drill and used it to scrub a long unwashed canoe. Bristles are stiff enough for tough jobs.
1380780
I don't see why not. The hook is extremely sturdy and can be screwed into place as well as threaded onto the end of the pole. I've been using mine to pull down entangled grape vines from tall trees, so I'm pulling really hard on it. A boat in the water should be a breeze.
231270
Oh yeah. You can use it all over the boat, I highly recomend it on the bottom. I hit a large stump just three inches under water, put a crease right down the center bottom, the Gluvit flexed with it NO LEAKS!.
230733
I wouldn't. Oars don't work too well. Floor isn't sturdy for rapids. Nothing to hold onto for rapids. Shallow boat I think it would tip easy. Good boat for floating or fishing that is about it.
2230634
It does not appear to be designed for sit on tops. It has two straps with buckles that are designed to attach the seat pad to a typical canoe seat. You probably could rig it though.
1362106
Might be possible if you seal it really well, because the black part on the bottom is one piece and the other top part is 2 pieces. And maybe a rc boat
2637
As long as you have an extra strap to keep the wheels directly under the canoe. Using just the one strap is very awkward and doesn't really provide stability.
231275
I used it on the bottom of a aluminum boat and it worked fine..you must sand and prep first. If your usingit for a big crack use a thicker marine epoxy first then sand then apply its kindof a thin liquid but its strong and dries flexible. It was ill definatly seal leaking rivets and is easy to use..
877496
I cannot imagine that it wouldn't work. I took mine out onto a lake with many fallen trees in the water. scraped the bottom several times, and no deflation issues. I really like the boat, except to say that you need good upper-body strength to get into it from the water. It's a nice little raft!
406793
I think so. Would work better at the bottom as the heat rises from it. The lower the better.
321865
Yes you can. I have used it on the bottom of a aluminum v bottom and my fiberglass covered wood boat and it holds up just fine. I don't leave them in the water though. Been on both for two years now with no problem
1066485
the cart is not very wide, and is designed for a kayak or canoe. If the bottom is flat, it should be OK, but the strap may not be long enough
432978
I don't see why not, it comes with a mount that you screw into your marine vehicle, but no anchor. I use two with my canoe, one for an anchor very similar to the one shown, and one with a mushroom anchor. if you use the right rope and anchor, you should be fine. It supports up to 1/2 inch rope.
2639
Probably. I use mine to transport a 14' kayak to the water. As long as you get one end sufficiently strapped onto the wheels, it should work. I wouldn't try it on really rough ground. I tried a fairly rocky beach once and had a few tip-overs.