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Thread: Prijon T-Yukon - resurfacing?
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22-05-2008, 16:10 #1WSF Hardcore Poster
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Prijon T-Yukon - resurfacing?
I have been lucky enough to have put my hands on a very used one of these. Needs tarting up!
Anyway, there are quite a few scratches on the bottom which I was wondering if it can be resurfaced in any way? It looks like it is made out of polyethelyne.
Also, does anyone else have one of these?
I am just starting to look for a wetsuit and bouyancy aid - I have a radio (and passed my test!)... any help / guidance / buddies out there? Location : Margate, KentMind like a sponge - full of holes!
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22-05-2008, 16:37 #2
Sorry to say - that is how polythene kayaks end up, with a bit of fur on the bottom. You can weld holes/cracks but it isn't really viable to try and fill the scratches or to polish them out. You just live with them.
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22-05-2008, 21:27 #3WSF Hardcore Poster
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Thanks for the reply Simon. I'll just have to use it to see if I'll enjoy it and then upgrade!!
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22-05-2008, 21:40 #4
Running a disposable BIC razor over the scratches can help make things smoother again.
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22-05-2008, 21:47 #5WSF Hardcore Poster
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I did try a remington, but it didn't help much! Sorry, I couldn't resist!!! I'll give it a try! I did think about sanding it down and maybe using a polyethelyne spray paint....
Mind like a sponge - full of holes!



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