Official Sea-Doo Polytec hull and deck repair

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

Комментарии • 16

  • @albertofeldman6997
    @albertofeldman6997 5 лет назад +2

    which exactly plastic welding rod we should use?

    • @jimambs8342
      @jimambs8342 4 года назад +2

      what you are looking for is PP+GF15 rod ....that is what BRP calls polytec ....I have been welding these for years , I no longer use hot air welders anymore ,I weld with nitrogen ,but if you are welding your own ski a hot air welder will work fine.

    • @luckyboyz4743
      @luckyboyz4743 4 года назад

      @@jimambs8342 we have a lot of plastic welding. Which one the best plastic welding pe or pp??

    • @jimambs8342
      @jimambs8342 4 года назад +1

      @@luckyboyz4743 PP is what you want to use for sea doo spark hull

    • @luckyboyz4743
      @luckyboyz4743 4 года назад

      @@jimambs8342 i have spark seadoo in bali. but my friend crack my seadoo. I wanna patch up the deck. I confused what the kind of plastik i should be use!!😅😅 about the hot air engine plastik welding i already book online shoo. But i don't know. Which the plastik good to patch up

    • @threeboysgarage
      @threeboysgarage 3 года назад

      @@jimambs8342 Hi - I see in the official BRP Repair Guide, they call for PP+GF30 ?

  • @marciosantana2898
    @marciosantana2898 5 лет назад

    *UP*

  • @DIYDanCars
    @DIYDanCars 4 года назад +3

    Here's a thought... buy a jet ski with a fiberglass hull that is much stronger and never have to worry about this.

    • @johnymatic
      @johnymatic 4 года назад +3

      Mehhh i've cracked fiberglass hulls. Nothing is fail proof

    • @riot2893
      @riot2893 4 года назад +3

      Plastic repair is MUCH cheaper. Compare the cost gelcoat/paint/fiberglass repair done by a professional to a plastic weld that could be done by just about anyone (maybe not perfect but effectively). Yes fiberglass is stronger, no doubt, but I'll stick with my lightweight easy to repair plastic hull.

    • @zkilla4611
      @zkilla4611 4 года назад

      Ummmm I think you totally missed the point.... Repairing the plastic hulls is easier and cheaper. Heck. You can probably replace the whole hull pretty cheap.

    • @DIYDanCars
      @DIYDanCars 4 года назад +2

      @@zkilla4611 I have owned jet skis made out of fiberglass for the last 30 years and not once have I had a single failure. The plastic hulls from Sea Doo are no where near as durable as fiberglass, and that's a fact! :)

    • @zkilla4611
      @zkilla4611 4 года назад

      @@DIYDanCars I know many people with the new polytech hulls. You have to do something really dumb to damage one. Same for fiberglass obviously. Just lighter. I don't foresee ever needing a repair unless someone hits something hard. Same with fiberglass.