Last year AFTER our BWCA trip I left the my We-No-Nah canoe outside over night to dry after washing it.

The wind picked it up and threw it against the side of my trailer and put two pretty small holes in the canoe floor. Maybe an 1/8 in diameter. while inspecting those holes I found a slight crack in the bottom also (I am sure the crack was created when we got hung up on a rock during the trip the week before)

Anyway, what is the best way repair those three (3) things.
Again NONE of them are very big,
BUT I am not going to ignore them

What is the layup? Is it kevlar, fiberglass, royalex/t-formex?

yes that is a good point

It is Kevlar

I've been patching small punctures on my kevlar Mad River with JB Weld epoxy.

Probably not the right thing, and doesn't look great... but the patches are secure.

Without picture it's hard to say. If they're smaller holes I'd also probably consider just epoxying them, but I'd go with a marine epoxy if you can. If it's a larger problem you may have to do some patching.

Northwest canoe is a great source for repair materials and advice. Otherwise there's plenty of info out on the net as well.

Post some pics and maybe we can give some more targeted advice.

How close together are the small holes? If they are very close, 1 patch could cover both holes.

Yeah for something that small you can buy some 30 minute epoxy in the syringes from the hardware store. Mix the two parts 1:1 (it comes out of the tubes in equal amounts.

For extra strength buy some fiberglass tape and put a little bit of that in there too. It will add strength. Watch a YouTube video on using glass and epoxy to get the idea. Not tough to do for little repairs.
Tom

I used this stuff to patch my SUP, and I think it might work on a canoe as well for small holes like yours. It's called SOLAREZ UV Cure Epoxy Ding Resin