Can it be used on the bottom side of my boat?
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!.
231271
Yes, you have to paint or primer over it when its done drying/curing. Other wise it literaly turns white and chalky from sun exposer. It a real thin runny type epoxy. So its difficult to keep mess to a minimal.
231272
I used it on my 20 foot StarCraft to seal two rivets near the bow and two rows from the keel, the only way to get at them was from the outside of the hull, as the boat is finished inside, ahead of the walkthrough windshield. I had two rivets which were leaking and investigated how to solve my problem, and Gluvit worked for me, I did apply three coats and let each cure over a period of about a week before I put the boat in the water. I did not put primer or anything else over epoxy and it has sealed my boat for 3 yrs and counting.
231273
I used it on the bottom side of my 14 ft aluminum fishing boat and it worked fine. I painted over it as well.
231274
Absolutely!!! Used it to cover the whole bottom of my 14' aluminum non deep n' wide and also to cover the whole stern... My boat leaked like crazy threw the rivets and seams... About a gallon or two every 10 mins. After using gluvit, no leaks!! Crazy! Only thing is it is prone to UV damage, so if you flip it for the winter, maybe tarp it : )
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..
231276
Absolutely! I used in on the bottom of my kayak, which had two sizeable fractures in the hull.
1598229
Yes, but it is dependent upon how far above the water level it is mounted. There is a limit.
1584027
Yes. Just make sure it is mounted/weighted down. Otherwise a strong wind will knock it all over.
404305
Since there are no Side rails I don't see why not. The frame is just the top 4 bars, the head board and the area at the feet. Nothing is at the bottom or the sides holding it together, so if you have a metal frame there are a couple holes that they drilled at the bottom where you might be able to attach some sort of rail or frame.
1565542
Sure, as long as the boat has a motor mount and you can reach the handle guide
707694
You could but you'd have to do some work to it first. The bottom is just thin wood slats, you'd have to bulk up the bracing and put some plywood down.
551808
Yes, on the transom or just about anywhere that you can get the edge of the boat inside the clamp. Really works good when mounted near the bow of the boat. Makes the boat more manuverable.
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.
367009
I don't think this was designed for outside/boat conditions... they ask you to plug it into your cigarette lighter and place it on your dash... water would ruin it, hope this helps, Roosevelt C.
377640
Effective enough for scaring birds and keeping them from messing on our deck... but not sure about your boat. We used the sizeable hole on the bottom to slide it onto a piece of pvc pipe as far up as it would go. Winds have never toppled it... i think this method 'could' possibly work on your boat.
1543115
Yes. The hoist will have to be installed perpendicular to the 30 degree angle beams. You will only be able to hoist it until the near beam side of the boat hits the beam.
421316
I am sure this would tip over when the boat starts moving. You would be best served looking for another option. That's my opinion anyway. Good Luck!
2020930
Tom R., Yes, this unit may be mounted on the outside of a boat. No 8 watt is available but there is a 15 Watt (sp-1500). The ToolCritter Team
2019821
I use mine on a closed water system on a boat. I think it should work for you also.
784122
I don't see why not. As long as your boat's hull is coated it should be great.
1204886
Yes you can. It is very portable. There are attachments made to mount this grill on a boat.Denny
86742
Probably not. The outside rollers are to prevent your boat from scraping on the bolts if it should slip to the side of the roller when loading or unloading.