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Thank you for your fast replay but the handles they have on NRS website are for rafts, what I'm considering are this in the picture. I was wondering if the handles on the boat were welded or glued, if they are welded if I add extra handles glued it may be not strong enoughThe nice thing about inflatables is the ability to easily add things like handles, D rings, etc. whenever and wherever desired. Check here http://www.nrsweb.com/shop/product_list.asp?deptid=1090 for the handles, the goodies necessary to install them, and the free and easy to follow instructions for doing it right the first time. Don't hesitate to call them with any question even if it seems like a silly one to you. They're really nice people and will help you any way they can (and no I don't work for them
Also, I'm not saying the one in the pic won't work. I just can't really tell anything about it. Really, as long as you use a handle meant for PVC and follow the application instructions to the letter you'll be fine. Piece of cake partner.
Thank you all for your help.I see. No, PVC and hypo are not the best of friends. For PVC this should do the trick. http://www.riverconnection.com/handle-inflatable-raft-boat-cataraft-p-137.html Might as well go ahead and add a couple of D rings while you're gettin' high off the fumes.
) you really will thank yourself if you go ahead and decide whether you want to add any other goodies that need to be glued on; more handles, D rings, etc. before you place your order. The most expensive component is the cocktail of adhesive and cleaner, and that stuff has a finite shelf life, so you might as well get the most out of it and your labor. Also, there's a guy who goes by drownedrat who bought a Saturn and tricked it out. It's really cool. Do a search in this section and/or PM him if you want to be inspired. He hasn't posted on here in a while so he may not even see a PM, but if he does see it he'll respond. One more thing; do yourself a favor and order a peel and stick type patch kit from Riverconnection to keep in your emergency kit. If you ever have a nasty surprise it'll be the best twenty bucks you ever spent. Good luck Paul. Let us know how she turns out. The funnest part to me is getting her dialed in.
