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Where did you get the foam that you've used for the hatch lip from?
Looks good quality stuff,Hpr 06 / 09 / 150 /185, Mhz Skater H45 hydro.
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My friend Jeff on Amazon. 1/8" or 3mm adheasive neoprene foam. I used the hatch for a template, and ran a new x-acto blade to cut to shape. Put a few drops of soap in a sink of water, peeled the backing off, wet it in the sink, mushed it on with a towel, starting at one edge, and pulling it to reach all the edges while squeegeeing with the towel. When stuck good, I releived the tension with some x-cuts in the middle, then run the knife along the inside of the hatch to trim. Comes out ok. Die-cut exactly would be awesome.Originally posted by vvviivvv View Post
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Using a full sheet is an interesting idea. I've just used adhesive neoprene tape and cut contours/seams in the four corners.Vac-U-Tug Jr (13mph)Comment
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The black spokes were a great idea. What are the faux instillation grommets made from, just painted circles or epoxy build-up?Vac-U-Tug Jr (13mph)Comment
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If you mean around of the handles? If so, it is the epoxy resin (blackend with graphite) that fillets arond the bottom. I add little drips with a pin around them, until the diameters look the same.Originally posted by fweasel View PostComment
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Hatches / latches done:
Rather than try to make a wee gasket on the dech-side, it is far easier to put a whole chunk of neoprene, on the hatch under-side.
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