Hobie Kayak Plastic Welding Rod Kit, Original Hobie!!! on 2040-parts.com
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
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Selling brand new, Hobie Kayak HDPE plastic welding rods, 4 ea. total. Colors: Blue, Red, Yellow, Gray-moss. The each rod is about 31-32" long and 1/8" diameter. These are the same rods, that came with the Hobie Plastic Welding Iron.
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