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| Plugs/molds for plastic or polyethylene kayaks. I am in the Dominican Republic and can not buy a kayak or canoe. Importing is near impossible due to frustration with the minor officials and graft. I am a novice and need to know how difficult it is to learn an build my own, might even make a bussiness out of it since I am retired. So, anyone with infor about accquiring or building a plug or mold and a site or reference material for my education would be greatly appreciated. Help stop the payola, build my own. |
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| If you just want to make one for yourself, why poly? The reason to go with rotomolded poly is for mass production. You can build your own with wood/epoxy/glass - it'll be lighter and perform better than a poly boat. Lots of plans available online. |
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| I thought that I need poly for a sit on top. You think I would be better off with plans? Ideas on where to find? |
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| dI want to carry a coler and tent. Can I do that with out it being a SOT/ |
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