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I personally would never use silicone... I try not to re use the gasket either. Is taking the chance of water getting in your ebox really worth not buying a new gasket??? A +- $10 gasket vs. +- $300 electrical box worth of components. Just buy a new gasket. If your gonna do it, do it...

don't be jealous

only the bottom deck is SMC. Top deck of round nose superjets is hand laid polyester. The 09-93 squares are some other plastic type stuff, not sure what it is called. Also not sure what the 94-05 squares are. FX-1's are all hand laid poly.

glad you got it back... and damn those are some huge "boobies" on that hood. XFT?

way way way too much. you'll be doing nothing but working on the 550, and like others said it will cost way too much to make the 750 even slightly comparable to a very lightly modded SJ.

from comments other have made on this forum. i guess I'm just regurgitating information. All i know is I tried the washer thing, i roughed up both the metal and fiberglass and it still ripped off.

from my personal experience it didn't work that way. Standard epoxy doesn't stick well to metal from what I have read on this site. If anybody has gotten standard epoxy to stick to the acorn nuts, it was probably b/c the washer/acorn was encased so much in the epoxy and then the epoxy...

either use a piece of glass to lay over the top of the washer section to keep it on the tray (b/c just pure epoxy will not hold to the metal), or use a plastic welder type of epoxy. check out the Tech FAQ http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/7820 or darktower's install...

the blowsion inserts come with a small set screw in the bottom with wax underneath that so that the adhesive of choice does not ooze back up the hole.

i couldn't figure out that it was devcon that blowsion uses. doesn't say it on the label in the picture.

well too late for my personal ski when it comes to dryness. I already drop course screws in and sealed it up, but trying to purchase the best possible sealent for my buddy's ski who already purchased the blowsion inserts, but didn't purchase the plastic weld they sell.

good point. didn't know that about JB. so kennay, what do you think about that grainger stuff i listed above?

not looking for another method, looking how to seal the inserts listed above.

your guess is as good as mine. i guess I just need to make the insert waterproof, so that it doesn't wet the foam. seems like JB marine would work well. This stuff looks interesting also. they have 3 minute, 5 min, and 25 min, all with a 24 cure time. http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/1FBG6

very well put

from the thread about handlepole center replacements, sounds like epoxy is not good enough. doesn't bind to metal.

ya that does... b/c there is one thing I gotta say about hyrdo turf, their shipping rocks. Orders usually go out the same day.

What do you think would be a viable substitute for the "plastic welder" that blowsion sells with their footstrap insert kit? Do you think that JB weld would work? Seems like it would b/c a lot of people say use in when shortening handle poles, which is binding fiber glass to aluminum. Any other...

you need to figure out how to get your website to pop in google at the top of the search query. I tried and it didn't come up. Only way it would come up is if I typed "socalcovers.com" but I tried, "jet ski cover", "pwc cover" and a couple others. Also, I know you probably can't lower your...

good excuse... hehe :stooges: