Anyone ever repaired a rotted tiki with concrete? - General Tiki

H hottiki Tiki Socialite Pittsburgh Pa. Joined: Jul 10, 2008 Posts: 430	H hottiki Posted posted on Fri, Sep 16, 2011 12:06 PM In the Northwest on totems they carve a wood plug to fit in the hole or void. With it upside down you can line it with plastic to make a mold of the void shape using whatever means you like ( paper mache, foam, plaster, etc.) After you remove the casting, carve the shape out of like wood. Dampen inside of tiki and the new plug, coat well with urathane glue and insert plug. Tape, band, or wire whatever means to be able to clamp it, when dry you should be good to go. Like what MadDogMike said...I was typing and did not see his post...that's the way to go...Good Luck !! [ Edited by: hottiki 2011-09-16 12:10 ]

In the Northwest on totems they carve a wood plug to fit in the hole or void. With it upside down you can line it with plastic to make a mold of the void shape using whatever means you like ( paper mache, foam, plaster, etc.) After you remove the casting, carve the shape out of like wood. Dampen inside of tiki and the new plug, coat well with urathane glue and insert plug. Tape, band, or wire whatever means to be able to clamp it, when dry you should be good to go.

Like what MadDogMike said...I was typing and did not see his post...that's the way to go...Good Luck !!

[ Edited by: hottiki 2011-09-16 12:10 ]

Post #606978 by hottiki on Fri, Sep 16, 2011 12:06 PM