How to apply JB Weld Epoxy to protect kayak bottom keel -Video

I finally edited JB Weld applying instruction video. 

• Make sure you sand the area first
• Taper the edges to minimize peeling off

Updated to remove unnecessary portions.

Thanks for sharing Paul

Clean work...I see the artist in you.  Hope you’re well and get out and fish soon.

Clean work...I see the artist in you.  Hope you’re well and get out and fish soon.

Hi Eddie

I need to chase you around to catch some halibuts this season.
Need to catch one larger than 29" to stop my wife's bragging.

Paul

Thanks for the video. I was thinking about doing something similar and I'm glad to see that it didn't peel off after a year. About how thick did you make it in the middle?

Clean work...I see the artist in you.  Hope you’re well and get out and fish soon.

Hi Eddie

I need to chase you around to catch some halibuts this season.
Need to catch one larger than 29" to stop my wife's bragging.

Paul

Yeah buddy!  Those are the truths about those marriages... , glad my wife doesn’t fish...I think a cool 20lber might end that chapter.  When you get it you can just loop the stringer on a big screen in your living room until further notice...we will fish!   Be well....

Love JB Weld for this application, you can sand it ,paint it , and it not difficult to reapply if you need to depending on use .

Also a reasonable price too.

Paul

Thanks for posting this video. The tape type product I used didn't last very long.  I'll give this a try.

Al

Thanks for posting this video. The tape type product I used didn't last very long.  I'll give this a try.

Al

Hi Al

I applied JB Weld to 5 different kayaks and been very happy.  Except the first one, which I didn't sand, need to apply twice as you can see from the video.

Paul

Nice work dude! As with anything that needs to adhere, preparation is 100% worth the end result.