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Duratec is the only way to go spraying something that big, you mix it in 50/50 with the last coat only, it cuts sanding time at least by half , probably more and will actually give it some sheen. Now for the bad news, all that other crap is going to have to come off or the gelcoat is never...

Its made by ARIELTEK which is in Brasil http://www.arieltek.com.br/

I can do better:

I took mine to the local recycler and got them to weigh it on the scale,I weighed the stand first then slid the ski off the stand and subtracted the stand weight from the total weight, of course I recycled some aluminum while I was there lol

My prediction looks something like this.

If you are doing parts with lots of curves don't even think of using cheap vacuum bagging materials,you need stretchalon vacuum bagging plastic, vacuum pumps need to be sized to the job you intend to be doing, if you are doing a complete hull you need a kickass pump, for smaller parts a much...

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All SMC has fabric in it, that is the way it is made, yes the whole ski is SMC, polyester resin will adhere to it about the same way Bondo adheres to a Bondo spreader. At this point I suggest you do a search on google and put in the website x-h2o.com, this has literally been covered to death here.

Start over Polyester resin will not bond to SMC, use epoxy resin from US composites www.uscomposites.com

So you are not going to use epoxy resin and do it right I take it ?

I wonder if Kenny ever thought about keeping one of these skis and actually riding, yeah I know its a crazy idea !

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I wouldn't worry apparently its a boat no one keeps, just buy it and sell it everyone else did !

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Then I am really not sure what your question is then........................................

Don't look at me man I posted what should have been helpful info.:cool2:

You mean there are like rules and stuff to this poop, seriously who knew ?

One suggestion here and this is how Yamaha does it on the couches, take a small plastic cup, like a jello shot cup, fill it full of epoxy and cabosil then stick it down over the insert, Yamaha uses the green glue of death, epoxy cabosil should work just as well. It seals the insert to the hull...

155 bearings are wider

You realize that's the same company right ? David Schmitt = fuel line guy on Ebay = Fastflowfuelines.com click the link, scroll down to the middle of the page there is his email address DavidS@FastFlowFuelLines.com same crap company selling the same crap fuel lines...