Originally Posted by FireIsHot
Originally Posted by Sunil
Originally Posted by FireIsHot
Originally Posted by FishinRod
...Question to add to thread:

Is it feasible to repair aluminum? For example, aluminum pontoons with a puncture or an aluminum jon boat?

Yes, if it's a seam or weld split, or a puncture. Corrosion repair would probably require a thin aluminum plate, and would be dependent on the location. Or, you can just turn a cheap aluminum jon boat into a big planter box like I did. My old jon boat didn't play nice with Cutrine.

Down here, most high end horse trailers are aluminum, and they can require repairs. Check fab shops for experienced tig guys that do that, and you should be good to go.


Readers who don't 'know' FireIsHot (Al) must realize that Al has an odd fear of either boating in general, or boating at night time with friends who have been drinking. Thus blaming his jon-boat's demise on Cutrine is rather suspicious.

Crap, now I have to dig out the camera.

This thread is going to be a train wreck of epic proportions.

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