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darkbeer

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Hello,

I have a boo boo on my Hobie Outback. A sharp object was thrown and it stuck in the top part of the plastic. Is there a place in Portland that can get this repaired? This is am new to me so not sure where to go.

Thanks
Darkbeer


Nobaddays

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Depending on whether you want it functionally repaired, or looking like new, but plastic welding is pretty easy.  You can get a plastic welding iron fairly cheap, watch a YouTube video and you will practically be an expert.
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