Piros said...
I've broken a Quickblade the same way. I fixed it buy using to tongue depressors (big paddle pop sticks) stuck on the inside of both halves and glued it back together and let it set , then carbon glassed it over the join. That was a few years ago and it's still going strong.
I had the same problem in the same spot with a Kialoa Methane paddle.
Did the same repair with a small piece of western red cedar glued into the foam of the blade with Techni Glue which is a 2 pac waterproof epoxy glue.
As Piros said ...then bandage it with a few pieces of carbon and it will be stronger then it was originally.
Good luck.
