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Topic: An ink that won't rub off the kayak?  (Read 5972 times)

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Otis

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  • Location: Oakland
  • Date Registered: Dec 2021
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... I'll have to remember which spaghetti piece is which length...

Weld a 4 inch piece, vertically. The second piece 20 inches away, vertically. A third piece at 22 inches, vertically. Three small, permanent vertical lines on the side of your yak. All you need is a 12-inch piece of HDPE welding rod cut into 3rds. Someone that fix’s kayaks has the welding rods and prob wouldn’t charge to weld 3 little lines on a yak.


Fuzzy Tom

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  • Location: Ex Santa Cruz/Reno
  • Date Registered: Jul 2005
  • Posts: 1751
I just Gooped a platicized flexible sewing measuring tape to the gunwale - its been there for about 10 years. Make sure you clean yak and tape with denatured alcohol before Gooping.  And put the low numbers near you, higher numbers away - I'd always have to do the subtraction because I did the opposite.


scottymeboy

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  • Location: Santa Rosa
  • Date Registered: Oct 2013
  • Posts: 1830
I know this would be taking it out of the water, but on the 19 Outback, those 4 black handle, bungie, rail slide, thingie’s are 22 1/4”!

Scotty
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