Gorilla Glue

[step up here]

I had a small amount of moisture in two of the holes where the motor mounts bolt to the stringer so I cut some mahogany strip's and mixed with Gorilla glue. A day later I drilled a pilot hole and I had to damn near power the 3/8 lag bolt in. Now that is one Go-Rilla that work's.:head:

[reelapeelin]

I had a small amount of moisture in two of the holes where the motor mounts bolt to the stringer so I cut some mahogany strip's and mixed with Gorilla glue. A day later I drilled a pilot hole and I had to damn near power the 3/8 lag bolt in. Now that is one Go-Rilla that work's.:head:


I believe ya re the Gorilla Glue...but yer losin' me re two holes where the motor mounts to the stringer...can ya send pictures?...:head:

[Hedge]

I believe ya re the Gorilla Glue...but yer losin' me re two holes where the motor mounts to the stringer...can ya send pictures?...:head:
my guess would be an i/o

[step up here]

Yep its an I/O mercruiser .also known as an engine bed. Will take pics for ya soon after completion.

[Destroyer]

The nice thing about Gorilla Glue is it REQUIRES moisture to set, so it's a natural around boats.. The stuff claims it's the strongest glue and I see no reason to doubt it's claim. Awesome stuff.

[cfelton]

Yep its really great stuff! I use it all the time around the house. When its set it'll rip wood apart before the glue joint gives up.

[reelapeelin]

Yep its an I/O mercruiser .also known as an engine bed. Will take pics for ya soon after completion.


Well DUH!!...I need to get around a little more...lol!!...:you: