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Jack Sheffield Posted on Jun 17, 2012
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I have two 4 ft cracks on the sides of my pelican pedal boat. Can it be repaired

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What is the material?
Are the cracks along seams?
Are the cracks at stress points, from freezing in winter, or what?

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    vpsoccer Jul 21, 2012

    I just realized you said 4 FEET not 4 INCHES. I suspect the boat is ruined because it will be hard to restore the strenght to the boat.

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SOURCE: I have two 4 ft cracks on my pelican pedal boat canit be repaired

If the boat is Fiberglass, it can be repaired with fiberglass Matt and resin.

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