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Topic: Goop  (Read 2321 times)

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  • Location: Sherwood
  • Date Registered: May 2012
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Is there a trick to keep installs nice and neat using Marine Goop?  I have managed to put enough on to make sure the additions are waterproof... but I seem to get this stuff everywhere and it dries so fast it does not look neat.  I was thinking I could probably clean it off/clean it up with paint thinner, but I don't want to damage the kayak.

Suggestions?  Thanks!
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I just apply, squish, and let dry completely.  Once it is dry I can carefully cut the excess off with an X-Acto knife. 
 

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You can also scrape off the excess with a popsicle stick while it is still soft.
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