How much material is supplied? Or, about how many cubic foot? I am just wondering how big of a hole would this repair?
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Yield is .40 cu/ft. per 5-Gal Kit. You can extend with up to 25 lbs. of clean dry angular rock to achieve approximately .55-.60 cu/ft. per Kit. The most accurate way to determine your needed kit count is to determine your volume requirement (L x W x Average Depth), and then divide by 696. This will tell you how many 5-Gal kits you would need if you are not extending with rock. If extending, you can divide by 900. If you have any other questions we are happy to assist. Our Customer Support number is (281)778-3223. Thanks! PTI Support
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Volume: .40 cu./ft. Manual says you can add sand to make more volume. Visit their website for more details http://www.roklinsystems.com/
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Hard to say. We filled a bunch of small holes and cracks. The patches have withstood 6 months of forklift traffic. My guess, judging from contents in can, around 1 to 1 1/2 cu ft
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I'm not really sure probably depends on location of hole. There are small hole all over so maybe a heavy duty match would help.
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you could make it a lot stronger, buy inserting a good fitting tube inside the tube, this would require drilling
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I don't know. I used it to replace one that was older than me and rotting away. It fit in the pre existing hole. Sorry.
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In a pinch...duct tape. Not sure how long it would last for an official repair...maybe for as long as you needed it to. Jus' sayin' :)
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Hey robert. That sub needs at least. 1.25 cubic feet for a sealed box. 1.6 cubic feet for a ported box.. as per intstruction man,
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It doesn't look as if that exact part is replaceable but you might be able to fit a piece of PVC pipe in the hole.
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Idk standard size I guess I had someone install it but there were no problems with size of hole
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This stuff fills 1/2 cubic feet, do the math, as your question makes it a bit hard to tell, however check a marine hardware website like West marine, you'll pay more but it might be worth it,I cant say this stuff is up to use in boat conditions(mold, salt, sun, and higher value). Don't skimp on boat maintenance, pulling this stuff out if it didn't work would be a annoying. If the space is reatcangular mostly, you can jsut measure depth of fill, legth and width(missing from your data) and that get you your volume, if that area is triangular wedge, divide that math by 2. If its more curved and complex either overestimate or do calculations based on measuring how much water it takes to fill. Also assume this stuff wont rise perfectly so subtract a 5% from that 1/2 cubic foot to be sure.
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Not sure of hole size but there is a template in box. Just make sure you allow for terminals as they stick out a little on each side. You probably would want cut hole slightly bigger. They come 2 to a box.
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I would have to say that it almost fills two cubic feet. I use it as a soil additive. Two clumps will give you more than enough I would say. You will have extra. I suggest using hot water for quick expansion.
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We love it. You will need a hole that is about 2ft wide 2ft deep and about 6 bags of concrete. Thats all . . .
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I had a small hole in my Patagonia down jacket and I did not want to send it out for repair through them (it can take up to 30 days to get products back from them when sent out for repair). Patagonia suggested that I patch the hole with Tenacious Tape. I took their advice and the patch has worked perfectly. I would recommend for smaller holes/tears. Hope this helps!
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This is a small on, they make a larger one. It will replace it, depending on the size of the hole you have. That's all I know.
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I used this to repair the hole, and then used a piece of vinyl and All purpose cement to patch it. I let that sit for 2 hours and have not had any issues out of any of my repairs. Smaller holes I was able to just use this by itself. This product doesn't seem to be very sticky for attaching a patch, but it somehow manages to almost "mold" the vinyl of the mattress back together.
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You should be able to put a 3/4" hole in it. I would think you could enlarge the existing hole.
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Yes but you will have cut the hole out bigger. Depth wise its plenty but the hole size is smaller so i had to cut out bigger with a jigsaw.