Help! There's a hole in my Voyager.

[decoy]

Ok,

Last night I found a small crack in my Fish Trap Voyager Sled. The crack is about 2 inches long. I finally figured out where all of the snow in the tub is coming from.

Now, I know some of you have had this happen. Please inform me on the best way to fix this or direct me to a previous post.

Thanks,

[wall eyell be]

I had the same in my Voyager sled at the end of last season.

I patched it with JB Weld during a warm fall day and it held up to heavy use this season.

Others have had good luck with PTex; it's what ski shops use to repair gouges in the bottom of skis (incurred by skiing over a small rock on the ski slope).

[Northlander]

Do a search Ed C. posted a week or so back about some stuff they use for skis that works great for tubs.

[Bexter]

I second that J.B. Weld idea - that stuff works on everything!

[fishin789]

If it is a crack drill a small hole at both ends of the crack to stop it before you repair it.If what you use to repair it does not hold at least the crack will not continue.

[buzbunni]

I believe the stuff that Northlander is refering to is called Ptex.

Ptex comes in stick or powder form. I prefer the stick form myself. Light the stick and drip it into the gouges, let in "cure", and then scrape off the excess.

Do a google on it and you'll find the product, most likely on some ski or snowboard HSOforum.

Interestingly enough, I just drilled two holes in my clam tonight in the wrong spot (attaching eyelets for ice anchors), so I'm going to have to use the stuff myself .