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Yup, I got a bucket of that😂😂😂

Id think i need something that layers, but doesnt set off hard, or will just remain some what flexible

Thanks. Would that paint expand and contract okay with inflate, deflate etc?

Should have been a contender for the Darwinian awards

of my dinghy. Is there some rejuvenating spray, or something I can paint over the tubes that would bring a few more years? They're starting to look a little thread bare in places.

Can't say for shore where the zinc came from. Had if a few years. Was pretty solid one.

Have a three blade kiwiprop that is a bit worse for wear... Attacked after the wrong zinc anode didn't do what it was supposed to. So after any of the internal parts. Not sure what exactly at this stage. If anyone has one that's spare please let me know.

Excellent!

I'll give the magic carb cleaner a go, then try for the fuel pump membranes then take It to the workshop.

2 stroke, but all good comments, thanks. It was serviced about 6 months ago, out west. I would have thought that the fuel would be clean, and is fresh, but I guess you don't really know. I'll strip down and clean the carb. And go for new pump membranes.

Flooding wasn't the issue, still wont start, but sounds like it's the thing to do. Cheers

I like that idea

Today it decided I needed the exercise rowing to my mooring. That wasn't too bad, it was then return journey against the tide that nearly did me in. Anyway, I digress. Friday it started no probs. Today, not so much. I did get it to fire for a few seconds. But then, really nothing. Probably flooded the carb, but I'm thinking the main issue might be the fuel pump, fuel delivery. Sounds like not enough getting through to supply carb? Anyone had similar issues? There's a couple of membranes the fuel passes through on the way to the carb. Hopefully that'll fix it. It

Anyone with a spare bit of ply for a lazarette hatch rebuild. 20 mm x 560 x 440. Cheers

Basically on the scrounge.. 😁Would anyone have a piece of 20mm ply, 440 x 560 knocking around, taking up space they wouldn't mind parting with. Happy to pay a reasonable price.