Used to improve adhesion of Sikaflex adhesives and sealants on non-porous substrates such as metals, plastics, ceramic screen prints and painted surfaces.
The Newport Solid Fuel Heater is a small stainless steel solid fuel heater designed for casual use. It's ideal for boats 20-25'. This heater burns one to two 1" thick wood or presto log, a handful of charcoal briquettes or coal.
The Prism is a stripped down racing compass. The Prism provides unprecedented accuracy, coupled with a massive display, in a compact package. At a mere 137 g (4.8 oz) it is the world's lightest racing compass. The Prism uses only magnetic input as its heading reference, has no memory, no user inputs, and performs no arithmetic functions. It's legal in all classes that allow electronic compasses.
Twenty-four feet overall and constructed with 1/2" diameter floating MFP line, two ferruled 316 stainless Snap Hooks and an Antal Low Friction Ring. Antal Ring allows the dinghy to track behind the boat easily.
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