Bonding & Curing – like other epoxy resins, marine epoxy cures to a high-performance plastic solid that bonds to wood, metals, fiberglass and composite materials that features high strength, as well as superior impact, corrosion and water/moisture resistance; however, boat … Continue reading →

The main difference between UPVC and CPVC is that UPVC is made without adding plasticizers whereas CPVC is made by adding plasticizers and undergoing the process of chlorination. However, when it comes to temperature resistance, CPVC can withstand a higher … Continue reading →

Ande mono is strong and tough with exceptionally good knot strength. It might be the best all around line I know of. I buy it in the 1000 yd spools and have used it on spinning reels, baitcasters, and conventional … Continue reading →

In short, Seaguar InvizX has become my go-to fluoro tippet material in 5X, 3X and 2X. (I use Orvis Mirage or Cortland Ultra Premium for my 4X.) InvizX is exceptionally strong per diameter, and it’s flexible for a fluorocarbon. InvizX … Continue reading →

Fiberglass resin can seal wood to form a shell that protects the wood, and provides a smooth painting surface. It also fills in any imperfections. Glassing over wood requires a few precautions and techniques to ensure uniformity, strength and bonding. … Continue reading →

What is disconcerting about this design is not just the risk of failure – if one anchor is damaged you don’t have a spare ready for immediate use – but also the additional holding strength and capabilities a second anchor … Continue reading →

POM Wonderful Pomegranate Juice is a little sweet, a little tart, and always refreshing. Mix it with sparkling water and a lime to create a unique beverage. Drink to your health. Can you drink POM straight? Pomegranate juice can be … Continue reading →

All you need to do is attach the bait (cat food, chicken or fish) you have to the string using a hook or a pin. Lower this setup into the water and move it around a bit and when you … Continue reading →

When the thread quickly ignites, burns out easily, and a drop forms at the tip, then we are talking about a monofilament fishing line. Fluorocarbon behaves differently. Under the influence of fire, only the part of the line that is … Continue reading →

Laminating Epoxy Resin is the correct choice for repairing boats. It is super durable and has high resistance to water. Also, it has very good adhesion to a variety of surfaces including metals, plastics, fiberglass, wood, and glass. What is … Continue reading →

If your application’s environment is outside, then you want PVC. PVC is also preferred if you’re dealing with irregular shapes or need to easily access the cavities due to wires and cables. The rigidity of nylon makes it ideal for … Continue reading →

Bondo Fiberglass Resin is designed to repair cars, boats, snowmobiles, jet skis, bathtubs and showers. This high-strength polyester resin provides waterproof repairs to metal, fiberglass and wood, as well as sealing concrete and rotting wood. Is Bondo brand resin epoxy … Continue reading →

Not only can CPVC be used above the maximum service temperature of PVC, but its increased temperature resistance enables it to perform better at temperatures within PVC’s working range. For example, even below 140°F (60°C), CPVC is superior to PVC … Continue reading →

The higher the number, the faster they will recharge. A 5 amp charger will re-charge mid-range batteries fully in 10-12 hours and should be fine for most fishermen. But if you need lightning fast recharges, or if you have batteries … Continue reading →

Carp are very opportunistic when it comes to feeding, and are omnivorous. Carp eat anything from fish eggs, dead rotting fish, snails and small crustaceans such as freshwater shrimp, small crayfish, various amphipods, and others. Do carp like snails? The … Continue reading →