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DrewE wrote:HadEnough wrote:
If you really want to get a perfect join, neat or slightly thickened epoxy, a vacuum bag and a vacuum pump.
Poor man's vacuum bagging can be done with standard home Depot plastic sheeting, a garden hose with some holes drilled in the last 6 feet of it and your shop vac. Works ok for this type of simple project.
How do you go about applying a vacuum bag to an RV wall?
For smaller items, it's a great method; I just have trouble picturing how it would work in this case. Maybe there's a way I'm not thinking of.
โJun-13-2018 08:00 PM
HadEnough wrote:
If you really want to get a perfect join, neat or slightly thickened epoxy, a vacuum bag and a vacuum pump.
Poor man's vacuum bagging can be done with standard home Depot plastic sheeting, a garden hose with some holes drilled in the last 6 feet of it and your shop vac. Works ok for this type of simple project.
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Dick_B wrote:
Note sure but I'd look at the tube of construction adhesive for their recommendations.
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theoldwizard1 wrote:
While we are taking about this, does anyone know of a good non-wood (synthetic) backer (like Azdel) that can be used in this kind of repair ?
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