Turtle shell repair
Linda Mason
Description
Collection
Title:
Turtle shell repair
Creator:
Linda Mason
Date:
4/7/2018
Text:
Hello colleagues,
I’m helping a woman who rescued this turtle, she aptly named Crush.
She initially put bondo on the shell, but it’s coming off and she is looking for a more permanent waterproof material to use while the shell repairs itself.
She has ordered fiberglass boat repair strips and some acrylic nail product.
I was thinking a barrier (honey) between the injured skin and whatever we decide to use.
Straight epoxy?
Coe Tray Plastic?
Any Coyote Design people? Basalt?
Super glue for the cracks and a protective cover not glued to the shell?
I’m meeting with her Sunday morning to help.
Any suggestions are most welcome.
Thank you in advance
Linda Mason, CP
I’m helping a woman who rescued this turtle, she aptly named Crush.
She initially put bondo on the shell, but it’s coming off and she is looking for a more permanent waterproof material to use while the shell repairs itself.
She has ordered fiberglass boat repair strips and some acrylic nail product.
I was thinking a barrier (honey) between the injured skin and whatever we decide to use.
Straight epoxy?
Coe Tray Plastic?
Any Coyote Design people? Basalt?
Super glue for the cracks and a protective cover not glued to the shell?
I’m meeting with her Sunday morning to help.
Any suggestions are most welcome.
Thank you in advance
Linda Mason, CP
Citation
Linda Mason, “Turtle shell repair,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 24, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/208896.
