DIY Kayak Cart and Seat Riser Using PVC

These were not easy projects, but definitely doable. I do recomend spray primer and spray paint just because it looks much better; but I have a fishing trip I'm getting ready for so I don't have the time right now. #kayakbassfishing #perceptionkayaks #kayakmods #kayak #kayakfishing
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[@RicardoReview]

Nice video

[@willdernesscalling]

Thank you so much!!🎣🎣

[@Myeviltwin69]

Built my own pvc kayak cart as well with extra 2" pipe that i had. Seat riser was a nice touch. Well done 👏👍🎣

[@bassclass5998]

Looks good!

[@willdernesscalling]

Thanks a lot. I’m going to spray paint them black this winter.

[@bassclass5998]

@@willdernesscalling right on. May I make a suggestion? Use automotive wheel paint or an appliance paint. It sticks better than normal paint and doesn't chip as easy. I'm making a landing gear for mine. I'll post it when I'm finished. It's super light weight and extra low profile. It cost less than $15 to complete. Most of the materials were picked from people's trash. It saved me a ton of money that way. And it's all aluminum instead of PVC making it light weight, low profile, and very rigid. I'll tag you in the video when I'm done with it.

[@willdernesscalling]

@@bassclass5998 Love good suggestions. Is appliance paint a spray paint? And I assume you can get it at Home Depot…?

[@bassclass5998]

@@willdernesscalling yep. It sure is. It may take a bit longer to dry, but when it does it's extremely hard to chip or scratch. They also make a clear coat that's a 2 part mix top coat that's like a epoxy ultra hard clear coat. It's hard enough you can wet sand & polish it to a mirror finish. It too is a difficult paint to chip. It's pricey though. One can is like 20 bucks or something like that. But it's worth it for the quality you get.

[@RenalPescaP.R]

Me puedes enseñar cómo hiciste la base para el sillón

[@sethleatherwood4616]

Could I get dimensions please if you didn’t mind? I was going to build one. It looks like it works great

[@willdernesscalling]

Sorry for the late response! Dimensions are tough to give if you don’t have the exact same kayak. The main thing is to start with your scupper holes and go from there. I’ll reply to this comment with some basic dimensions, soon.

[@sethleatherwood4616]

@@willdernesscalling no worries I did just that, I started with the scupper plugs and worked down. But I got it built. Thanks for your reply. And for the video.

[@worknlikeadog]

Do you think 3/4 is strong enough for the cart? I have a bunch on hand but no 1inch

[@worknlikeadog]

I feel like the riser is over engineered