How would you fix this?

[antslake]

I'd rather buy a mini eco sailr, it's on my wish list.

[sailr]

I won't try to talk you out of it! ;-)

[dana]

JB Weld

[dano1]

i need to dig a pool, looks like a good time there....the vid on the shaves was awesome to say the least, great captures of the boat flying. Two thumbs up!

[antslake]

Thanks Dano1 !

Well I made the repairs. I used styrene in 2 different thicknesses, and flexible CA, which BTW is totally awesome for making boat repairs on all kinds of boats. I cut it clean and rebuilt it step by step. Took me about an hour. I'll let the pictures tell the story....

[antslake]

And...........

[buzzbait00]

Been there done that!

I busted up 2 Mimi-V's and 2 C's in my pool.Then I got 2 Zig Zag's.....MAN what a BLAST!The best boat for a pool IMO.

[sailr]

awesome job on the repair! Never even thought about the flexible CA. Never used the stuff.

[antslake]

Sweet video on the zig zag. I had that in my hand, and it was a toss up between the two, I opted for the mini V because it looked more real. But the zig zag is one of those boats that don't look like they will be fun, and then they are. Like my light flite bug airplane. I hated the way it looks, but it is a blast to fly.

Yea sailr, the flexible CA is the bomb. Works good on the abs, and fiberglass as well. It's not as flexible as you think. It's just not brittle like regular CA, it has the consistency of 50 year old caulk when it dries. Just enough flex to keep from cracking, and letting go. Holds up well to the flexing, and vibrations in a boat.