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plander
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Edit: same link as above
Check out this old thread
Kevlar wenonah refinish
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bfurlow
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Hi! I just got a new to me Wenonah Prism. I actually paddled the boat several years ago when I borrowed it from a board member. When I had the chance to purchase it, I went for it! Anyway...it has a bunch of use lines on the bottom, and a small number of places where the coating is flaking. What is the best way to go about having this cleaned up and repaired? I have zero experience with this kind of thing, so would need major hand holding and tools to attempt it myself. Is this something an outfitter might do? Or is there a shop in Northern IL that someone knows of that I could take the boat to?
Thanks in advance for the assist.
Paddle on
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RT
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Congrats on the new ride! There is a forum called the "Canoe Forum" you should check out (links below). Multiple people, including myself, have refinished our kevlar canoes and posted the journey there. I have done 2 refinishes of my own and helped a friend with his.
My 1st Refinish
The Canoe Forum
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bfurlow
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RT: "Congrats on the new ride! There is a forum called the "Canoe Forum" you should check out (links below). Multiple people, including myself, have refinished our kevlar canoes and posted the journey there. I have done 2 refinishes of my own and helped a friend with his.
My 1st Refinish
The Canoe Forum "
Thanks! Appreciate the links. I have the feeling I will be poking around there a lot.
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