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Tom and Julie
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Does anyone know what they made our holding tanks out of? ABS, Polyethylene, Polystyrene, etc?


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Mogan David
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The white tank APPEARS to be HDPE, which is VERY difficult to patch or repair. Whatever they sell to repair/patch a roto-molded kayak should work.
 
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Moonbeam-Express
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Who knows what different materials may have been tried through the years, but I believe the standard has settled on polyethylene as the best modern choice.




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